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Kate Middleton And Prince William Daughter Princess Charlotte Is The Royal Family's Boss

By Gina Smith | Update Date: Mar 13, 2017 11:57 PM EDT

Kate Middleton and Prince William daughter, Princess Charlotte is said to be the one in charge. A mother said that the Duchess of Cambridge revealed this to her when they had a chit chat in one of the royal events she attended.

In a report by People, Samantha Burge, a wife of a Royal Marine commando, had a chat with Kate Middleton in a special war memorial unveiling. She said that Kate Middleton and Prince William daughter Princess Charlotte is growing up really fast and that she is the "one in charge."

Kate Middleton And Prince William Daughter Princess Charlotte

She said in an interview, "We have both got two-year-olds and they are ruling the roost. It was a bit of a mummy chat." The mother said Kate Middleton gamely chatted with her, without reservations as she wanted a "mummy talk" than a topic about war. Aside from that, Kate Middleton was also open to reveal that Princess Charlotte and Prince George are slowly becoming good friends as they grow up.

Kate Middleton And Prince William Looking For A Secretary

Moreover, Kate Middleton is reportedly looking for a secretary, as her private right-hand woman Rebecca Deacon is stepping down. The official statement said that after a decade of being with Kate Middleton and Prince William, she will now leave her post.

Deacon served Prince Harry as well. Deacon is also set to marry next month in London and Kate Middleton and Prince William are in the guest list.

According to Vanity Fair, now that the post is open for applications, the job is not just a walk in the park. It requires hard work and knowledge to know everything Kate Middleton has to attend - from royal gatherings to charities and other events where her attendance is needed. Plus, the new secretary also has to spend time with Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

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