Prince George and Princess Charlotte have a ‘royal feud’ as they row over toys and TV, jokes expert – The Sun

ROYAL experts have claimed there’s a feud among the Cambridge’s – between Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

The eldest children of Kate Middleton and Prince William, both 37, are said to be locked in a bitter battle – over toys and TV shows.

Despite Prince George, six, showing his little sister, four, the ropes at their school in St Thomas’, Battersea, it’s said to be a different story at home.

Royal expert, Kaitlin Menza, claimed the pair bicker and squabble, while Prince Louis is a ‘mummy’s boy’.

Speaking on Royally Obsessed, Kaitlin said: “Charlotte and George apparently argue.

“It’s usually over silly little things like toys or what TV shows they want to watch.”

Lisa Ryan added: “They’re four and six. Royal feud.”

Princess Charlotte is said to be the feisty one of the pair, sticking her tongue out in public and infamously telling reporters ‘you’re not coming’ at Prince Louis’ christening.

Whereas Prince George is said to be more reserved, but is growing in confidence.

Kaitlin added: “Even if it is very stereotypical, Charlotte is extremely confident and loves attention.

"Whereas George is more reserved although he’s started to come out of his shell.

“George is always looking out for his younger brother and sister.

“He’s already showing traits of making an excellent leader.

“Louis is a real mama’s boy.”

In September Princess Charlotte joined her brother at school in St Thomas’, where Prince George is starting his third term.

The Duchess of Cambridge dropped Princess Charlotte off on her first day, after she was unable to with her eldest as she was suffering from morning sickness.

Plus we revealed the Queen is a big fan of Kate Middleton’s ‘unflappable’ attitude.

Meanwhile Kate Middleton wore a pair of Princess Diana's earrings – but gave them her own twist.

In other royal news, Charlotte Church says the Queen has no idea who she was, despite them meeting seven times previously.

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