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Royal author Katie Nicholl reveals all about the life of Princess Charlotte so far – having recently turned two – and the family’s move to London
When Princess Charlotte turned two, the young royal?s birthday was marked in the manner we have come to expect of the Cambridges ? without fuss or fanfare. The toddler princess, who has been deliberately kept out of the spotlight since her birth, enjoyed a low key tea party at the family?s home in Anmer, Norfolk.
Surrounded by presents and those closest to her ? namely the Middletons, who have played a vital role in Charlotte?s early years ? the princess would no doubt have revelled in being the centre of attention and the chance to eat lots of homemade cake. Her birthday wish list is said to have included cuddly toys and balloons, which she loves, and there was really only one friend she wanted to play with ? her big brother George.
Her mother and father have revealed that the royal siblings are inseparable and that Charlotte is ?very good friends? with George. And while she might be the youngest, Charlotte is definitely the boss of the family; talkative, forthright and ?the one in charge? according to her doting mother.
While she has been seen very little in public so far, namely at her christening and on an official tour to Canada last year, there was a treat for royal fans when Kensington Palace issued a portrait of the cherubic toddler, taken by her mother, a keen pho...