Oh, the sass is real, folks! While Prince Louis was undoubtedly the star of his royal christening on Monday, July 9, it was his older sister, Princess Charlotte, who gave us a moment we won’t forget anytime soon. As the family exited the Chapel Royal at St. James’s Palace in London after the baby’s blessing, Charlotte delivered a line that made headlines worldwide. Let me tell you, this little princess isn’t messing around!
After the christening ceremony, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, along with their children Prince George, Charlotte, and baby Louis, stepped outside the chapel. Naturally, they were greeted by a swarm of photographers eager to capture every moment. But our little Charlotte, just three years old at the time, wasn’t having it. She made sure the photographers knew exactly where they stood—or rather, where they didn’t stand: inside the Cambridges’ private tea celebration for Louis. Let’s just say Charlotte takes after her parents in the poise department but adds her own flair of sass.
Charlotte’s Bold Statement
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According to the Daily Mail, as Charlotte walked hand-in-hand with her older brother, George, who was four at the time, and her dad, Prince William, into Clarence House, she turned to the photographers and said, “You’re not coming.” Talk about confidence! This little royal may be young, but she’s got the poise and authority of someone twice her age. She wasn’t just making a statement; she was enforcing it.
Charlotte’s Playful Seriousness
To add a cherry on top of this already adorable moment, Charlotte didn’t just say it and move on. Oh no, she kept her eyes on the media as she walked into the party. And get this—she even turned around to glance back at the photographers as she walked through the door. It’s clear that Charlotte takes her role in the royal family very seriously, and she’s not afraid to let people know where the boundaries lie. This little princess is shaping up to be quite the protector of her family’s privacy.
