The Real Kate Middleton: A Sneak Peek At Her Cell Phone Reveals A Surprise

Kate Middleton dedicated some time over the weekend to host a Q&A session on Instagram about her advocacy for the Early Years. During the important conversation, the Duchess of Cambridge revealed a surprising secret about her private life.

At the beginning of the video, which was shared on the official Instagram account for Kensington Palace, Kate thanked people for their interest in the Early Years and flashed her cell phone screen to show some of the questions people sent in.

However, in doing so she revealed her most used emojis on her phone. It appears some of her favorites are the angry face with expletives, the girls holding hands, the vomit face, the purple space invader, the sliced cucumber, and the pineapple, as noted by Guest of a Guest.

The sneak peek into the 38-year-old's life comes two years after it was revealed the British royal family communicates via a group text. In 2018, WhatsApp was said to be the brood's messenger app of choice.

Middleton's the Early Years stems from a research study the mother of three launched to start a conversation about how the first five years of childhood development shapes both lives and society.

Last week, Kate appeared as a keynote speaker for an online forum hosted by the Royal Foundation. During the conversation, the Duchess revealed why she was interested in advocating for the early years of childhood development.

“People often ask why I care so passionately about the early years. Many mistakenly believe that my interest stems from having children of my own. While of course, I care hugely about their start in life, this ultimately sells the issue short,” she explained, as reported by Yahoo! News.

“Parenthood isn’t a prerequisite for understanding the importance of the early years. If we only expect people to take an interest in the early years when they have children, we are not only too late for them, we are underestimating the huge role others can play in shaping our most formative years too.”