Kate Middleton and Prince William’s three children attended the coronation of Charles III. part. A body language expert decodes the Princess of Wales’ techniques to stay in control of her children.
- George, Charlotte and Louis accompanied their parents to the coronation of Charles III, King of England.
- During the three-day celebration of the event, Kate Middleton and Prince William’s children were well behaved.
- A body language expert decodes Kate Middleton’s tips for raising children.
9-year-old Prince George is his grandfather’s page of honour was the focus at this historic event that took place on May 6th at Westminster Abbey. The subject was the coronation of Charles III 3 lavish days full of celebrations. And during those three days George, Charlotte and Louis had done it exemplary behavior. The children of Kate Middleton, 41, and Prince William, 40, were married praised for her impeccable conduct during the celebrations, the May 10 Chron reveals. Talked to Prince Louis, 5 his grimaces during the anniversary celebrations by Queen Elizabeth II of England in September last year.
During the coronation ceremony of his grandfather, Prince Louis generally well cared for despite a small sign of weariness that he betrayed Brepeated screaming. On Monday May 8th, Prince Louis attended with his big brother and big sister Charlotte his first royal engagement. Supported by their parents, the three children from Wales took part in the “Big Help Out” campaign. On May 10, body language expert Judi James decodes Kate Middleton’s behavior keep control of their children.
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The expert told the British tabloid Sun: “You could see Kate.” Keep a subtle eye on Louis during the ceremony and offer to him loving touches motivating as a ‘reward’ for doing something good.” Also the children of the Prince and Princess of Wales does archery during Big Help Out Day. “Louis and Charlotte’s show of utter dedication and determination in archery is exactly what got William and Kate on board in everything that is sporty or competitive during her royal performances,” says Judi James.
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George, Charlotte and Louis accompanied their parents to the coronation of Charles III, King of England.
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During the three-day celebration of the event, Kate Middleton and Prince William’s children were well behaved.
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A body language expert decodes Kate Middleton’s tips for raising children.
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The coronation of Charles III. was the subject of three days of celebrations. And during those three days, George, Charlotte, and Louis showed exemplary behavior.
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They were even praised for their impeccable behavior during the celebrations, the Chron revealed on May 10.
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It was with these grimaces that Prince Louis spoke of him during Queen Elizabeth II’s jubilee celebrations in September last year.
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During his grandfather’s coronation ceremony, the five-year-old prince generally behaved well, although he did show a small sign of fatigue, revealed by his repeated yawns.
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On Monday May 8th, Prince Louis attended his first-ever royal engagement alongside his big brother and sister Charlotte.