HRH Duchess of Cambridge, Chris Jackson/Getty ImagesCan you believe Princess Charlotte is already 5 1/2 months old?
She's been a doll from the beginning (and "easier" than Prince George, apparently!), but she's just now coming to that age where babies' unique personalities really start to shine through. During a visit to St. John's College at Cambridge University on Thursday, Prince William gave some insight into what his little lady's like, and he also revealed just how different she is from her 2-year-old big brother!
Professor Christopher Dobson hosted William during his visit to St. John's, and as he later told reporters (per the U.K.'s Express), he and the father of two "talked a little bit about the children, and he did make a couple of comments about their different temperaments."
"He said George is very lively," said Professor Dodson, "and Charlotte is very lady-like. He said they were both delightful, of course."
Yes, of course! William even gave an update on his and Kate Middleton's other child: Lupo, the family dog. This came up after Professor Dobson gifted the prince a children's book called Fitz and Will the Cambridge Cats. Per the U.K.'s Express, William mentioned a dog in the book looked like Lupo, adding with a smile, "There wouldn't be any lawn left if it was Lupo."
Hey, the royal pup is allowed to be a little mischievous! Plus, Prince George needs a partner in crime.
Speaking of Prince George, remember when he totally stole the spotlight on the family's trip to Australia?