She speaks Spanish and loves unicorns: 10 most unexpected facts about Princess Charlotte

Princess Charlotte, the middle child of Prince William and Kate Middleton, is one of the most popular girls in the world.

Everything she wears becomes fashionable, her every appearance in public is featured in the tabloids, and journalists are already guessing which tiara Princess Charlotte will wear first from her grandmother’s box.

Focus She’s put together the most interesting facts about Princess Charlotte, who outstripped her longtime siblings in the unspoken race for popularity.

Charlotte loves unicorns

Although Charlotte takes on the duties of a member of the royal family and accompanies her family to official events, she is first and foremost an eight-year-old girl. And she loves everything her peers love. And he loves unicorns.

Her father, Prince William, spoke about it. William spoke to firefighters on an official visit to Devon a few years ago and said his daughter “adored” them when he saw “a unicorn horn made of colored balloons.”

Journalists also noticed that on Princess Charlotte’s first day at school in Thomas Battersea, her bag was decorated with a key chain in the shape of a unicorn.

Princess Charlotte’s favorite color is pink.

Kate Middleton often wears similar outfits with her daughter. And often the girl appears in blue dresses. However, her favorite color is pink. Kate Middleton discussed and talked about her favorite colors with a student while visiting the Hornsey Road Children’s Center in London.

The girl then said, “He asked me what my favorite color was. I said pink and he said it was Charlotte’s favorite color too.”

Princess Charlotte speaks two languages

Thanks to Princess Charlotte, Prince George and Prince Louis being raised by Maria Teresa Turrion-Borrallo, a nanny from Spain, Charlotte started speaking Spanish at age three.

It is possible that he has learned this language better now.

Charlotte loves animals

Everyone in the royal family loves animals. It’s no secret that Queen Elizabeth was a horse breeder and always had a few corgis.

Prince William’s children gave birth to their first kitten before Charlotte was born. Beloved Cocker Spaniel Lupo died in 2020.

Kate’s brother, James Middleton, gave them another Cocker Spaniel puppy from the litter of his own dog, Ella. The Black Cocker Spaniel was named Orla. Charlotte even posed with Orla for a photo.

Charlotte also loves horseback riding and first rode a pony when she was 17 months old.

In 2016, Kate told Paralympic gold medalist Natasha Baker that her daughter had “a particular passion for horses.”

Princess Charlotte also has a pet hamster named Marvin.

The princess loves to cook and can be called a gourmet.

Two years ago, Kate Middleton surprised her fans by revealing that Princess Charlotte loves olives. Kids don’t usually like olives, but Charlotte loves them.

Kate also mentioned in a chat that she often helps children cook in the kitchen. And Charlotte especially loves to bake cakes and then decorate, and she also loves to cook macaroni and cheese.

Charlotte doesn’t reject more exotic dishes, her family said she loves spicy curries and Indian cuisine, loves cooking pizza “so you can get your hands on flour”, and often eats green peas she grows in her own family garden.

Princess Charlotte – mistress of the house

Even before and during King Charles’ coronation, many noticed that Princess Charlotte was watching over her brothers and controlling their behavior. The fact that the second child of Kate and William is growing up as a leader was also confirmed by the Princess of Wales.

Speaking to another mom at an event a few years ago, Kate Middleton reportedly told her that “Charlotte is growing really fast. She’s in charge.”

Princess Charlotte has a cute nickname

Like many members of the royal family, Princess Charlotte has a lovely family nickname. Princess Charlotte’s mother, Kate Middleton, revealed that the baby’s nickname was “Lottie” while talking to another mother during an official visit to Windsor Park Stadium in Northern Ireland in March 2019.

But later it turned out that Charlotte has another nickname. The father calls his daughter by the French nickname “Mignonetta”, which means “beloved”.

Princess Charlotte loves dancing and sports

This is perhaps not as surprising as olives or cooking, most little kids love to dance. Prince William shared this fact during a meeting with Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat.

He also said that he likes football, gymnastics and climbing trees. Chatting with the girls on the football team, the prince admitted that his daughter loves this sport very much.

“Charlotte wants me to tell you she’s really good at the door, I think she’ll be a real star in the future. I promised to pass on her words,” said the prince.

Charlotte loves gardening.

This was expressed in an interview her grandmother Carol Middleton gave to Saga magazine. According to her, she likes working in the garden with her grandchildren and Charlotte especially enjoys it. According to Carol, the baby has a real talent, or “green fingers,” as they say, so all the plants he planted are growing and blooming profusely.

“It’s important for children to grow up with an appreciation of nature and they love to get dirty,” Carol joked.

Charlotte made history

When Prince Louis, Prince William and Kate Middleton’s third child, was born, Charlotte entered the history books as the first female royal not to be listed in a row by her younger brother. Before the Succession Act was passed in 2013, all girls born to the royal couple were automatically replaced by boys.

However, Princess Charlotte is third in line to the throne after her father William and older brother George.

remember before Focus She wrote that Princess Charlotte’s family was upset that she was a fashion icon.