George and Charlotte carry out first royal duty as William 'introduces them to Firm'
Prince George, seven and Princess Charlotte, six, delighted royal fans as they joined their father Prince William, 39, for a special outing in Norfolk on Sunday. The young Cambridges stepped out beside dad William to cheer on runners taking part in the Run Sandringham race, with an adorable video from the events showing the hands-on dad leaning down to tell his children to clap when the runners come past.
A body language expert has analysed the clip and claimed it shows the future king introducing his offspring to the ways of royal duty.
Body language expert and author Judi James told Express.co.uk: “This undeniably sweet moment could be George and Charlotte performing their first royal duty, doing the countdown at the start of a race, with their father doing a very gentle job of inducting them into the Firm.”
William is “the perfect parent” to his son George, having also suffered “social shyness” as a child, Judi claimed.
She added: “A trait for shy body language runs in the family but, having shown signals of social shyness himself for much of his life, William is the perfect parent to help George, in particular, gain confidence when all eyes are on him.”
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