Princess Charlotte’s Behavior Causes Scolding from Senior Royals at Queen Elizabeth’s Funeral

During Queen Elizabeth's funeral, Princess Charlotte allegedly displayed poor behavior, leading a senior royal to scold her mother, Kate Middleton.

The world was taken aback when Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince George, 9, marched in the funeral procession.

According to MyLondon, as Kate Middleton's two oldest children arrived at Westminster's Welling Arch, George looked to pinch his younger sister.

Children in the royal family occasionally misbehave with one another, despite being renowned for having exquisite manners.

MyLondon claims that this exact incident occurred at Queen Elizabeth II's burial.

Prince George, age 9, seemed to pinch Princess Charlotte while the Wales children were participating in a procession at Westminster's Welling Arch.

The princess naturally yelped out in anguish after feeling her brother's assault, due to the shock of those surrounding her.

According to reports, some royals, including Meghan Markle, found it cute.

Some people didn't, like Queen Camilla, the magazine claims.

The Princess of Wales, 40, is said to have received a cold look from Queen Camilla as a result, telling her to take her daughter.

There were several moments of connection during the event, particularly at the start.

For instance, when the small daughter first showed anxious, Kate bent over and said something that clearly made her feel better.

We see a lot of connection before correction, which is a strong and effective parenting technique that I strongly recommend to parents.

The expert continued by defining this parenting strategy.

When we correct our young kids once we have established a connection, Ms Karanja explained, this doesn't feel like an attack on their being because they already know you've got them and you love them.

However, you are now confronting inappropriate behavior that must end.

Additionally, we didn't observe Kate yelling at Charlotte.

She made the corrections in that public setting with the utmost swiftness, matter-of-factness, concealment, and containment.

Sometimes it's necessary to deal with a behavior right away, but it doesn't always have to be unpleasant or embarrassing.

Just a strong handshake will do.

In order to prevent hurtful memories and trauma, Ms Karanja went into detail on the importance of talking to kids about their inappropriate behavior.

I'm not sure if they discussed the incident more thereafter, but I normally suggest parents to discuss such events with their children.

This is how trauma is stored in the body to later manifest itself in a variety of ways.

Regarding the I'm A Celebrity appearance, Queen would have trusted Mike Tindall

One of the 10 competitors on this year's I'm A Celebrity is Mike Tindall.

According to royal biographer Ingrid Seward, the late Queen Elizabeth II would have trusted Mike Tindall with his choice to compete on the hit ITV reality series I'm A Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here.

According to the author, the late monarch was fond of the former rugby player who wed Zara Phillips, one of her grandkids, in 2011.

In The Sun, Ms Seward penned the following, “The Queen liked Mike.

She would have believed in him and been happy that he was making so much money.

She presumably had very little knowledge about I'm A Celebrity because I doubt she had ever watched it.”

Mike, a member of the 2003 World Cup winning English rugby team, was announced as one of the 10 celebrities traveling to Australia for the reality show in late October.

Mike was never accorded a royal title and never participated in official engagements on behalf of the crown, just like his wife, the only daughter of Princess Anne.

They only need to take care not to do anything that would put their mother, Princess Royal, or their uncle, King, in an embarrassing situation.

James Haskell, a former rugby player and co-host of Mike's show, is confident that Zara's spouse will keep his whereabouts in the Australian bush a secret.