The Queen turned 94 on April 21 and celebrated with a Sources say Charlotte’s birthday will be a similarly low key affair, although Kate has told friends she plans to make it a memorable one. Arms laden with supplies—including a bag of pasta —The Cambridge children have been encouraged to join their parents in supporting the country’s front line workers, and now it has emerged they have also been doing their bit for the local community packing up and delivering food packages for isolated pensioners in the local area.Kensington Palace said that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge “are very pleased to share four new photographs of Princess Charlotte ahead of her fifth birthday tomorrow.”The couple spend much of their time in nearby Norfolk.
By Christopher Luu.
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Please see our Princess Charlotte looks grown-up in a black and white houndstooth dress and grey tights and is captured helping drop care packages of fresh food on people’s doorsteps.In one of the photos, she is seen knocking on a pensioner’s door holding up a bag of fresh pasta which Kate made with the children the day before.The Cambridges got soaked as they made their rounds in communities near Queen's Norfolk estate.The four new pictures of Charlotte were taken by the Duchess in April and as well of the shots of Charlotte doing her bit for the community, they include a portrait of Charlotte smiling and looking straight at the camera.The photos of Charlotte follow a string of new portraits Kate took of Louis to mark his second birthday last month.Louis was captured playing with rainbow paints while in the process of making a colourful tribute to the NHS.The Duchess’ new pictures of Charlotte are clearly community-focussed and send a subtle message to Britons.While Kate and William are spending lockdown at their gorgeous stately home, they clearly want to reassure the nation they are still doing their bit.By delivering care packages with their young children William and Kate clearly wish to instil in them a sense of public duty from a young age.Last week Charlotte delighted fans as she led her family out on to the doorstep at Anmer Hall to clap for the NHS.Charlotte was the first family member to commence the clapping and the sweet clip was broadcast as part of the BBC’s Big Night In.A body language expert has claimed Charlotte’s confident behaviour shows she is already being instructed in the ways of royal duty.Body language expert Alison Ward told Express.co.uk: “Bless Charlotte, she couldn't wait to get out front to do her job of starting off the clapping for all our key workers and front line people.“The royal couple are clearly teaching her the importance of following a job through and doing it well to be of service to the nation.”Alison added: “Princess Charlotte looks behind her to check her at one point to check her family are all doing a good job of clapping and following her lead.”According to Alison, Charlotte’s calm and collected behaviour shows she is being raised to be a strong female leader.Alison said: “Charlotte is being brought up to be a strong, assertive woman for sure.”The Duchess of Cambridge is a keen home chef and previously revealed she enjoys making her children's birthday cakes.Speaking to chef Mary Berry in a BBC Christmas cooking special, Kate said: “I love making the cake.“It’s become a bit of a tradition that I sort of stay up until midnight with ridiculous amounts of cake mix and icing, I make far too much, but I love it.”Princess Charlotte will spend her special day in lockdown at Anmer Hall but will likely receive well wishes from other Royal Family members via video calls.
Princess Charlotte's Birthday Pictures Are the Cutest Royal Portraits Yet. One friend said that packing up food deliveries was the family’s way of “giving back to a small and tight knit community that has always looked out for them.”The source also said the couple have been doing their best to keep their children busy during the lockdown while home schooling them, which The family have been at Anmer Hall their Norfolk country home since late March, where they have been in complete isolation. The images were taken by …
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PRINCESS Charlotte was the star of the show in a series of images released today to mark her fifth birthday. Princess Charlotte is five on May 2 and in keeping with royal tradition Prince William, 37, and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, 38, have shared new photos of … The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to share four new photographs of Princess Charlotte ahead of her fifth birthday tomorrow. To celebrate Princess Charlotte's birthday, take a look back at some of the royal's cutest photos. Princess Charlotte has been pictured delivering meals for those in need during the coronavirus lockdown in a series of adorable photos released to mark her fifth birthday. They have not seen members of their family or their many friends in the area keeping in touch via video calls instead.Charlotte’s is the third family birthday in lockdown. where they love to explore the local beaches and enjoy country walks. She's turning 5. Charlotte was volunteering with her parents the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and brothers Prince George and Prince Louis, ahead of her birthday on Saturday. Arms laden with supplies—including a bag of pasta —Princess Charlotte shows she knows how to lend a hand, in new photos released in honor of her fifth birthday …
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