The birth of Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana attracted the world's attention as she was welcomed as a new addition to the Royal family. On May 2, Princess Charlotte arrived into this world weighing 8 pounds and 3 ounces in St. Mary's Hospital in London.
But it's not just that. Princess Charlotte was reportedly giving her father, Prince William a few days of limited sleep. During his meeting with the members of England's soccer team, he reportedly talked about being a father of a new born daughter, and a toddler son. "He was saying he's obviously really enjoying being a father and Princess Charlotte is actually keeping him up - and probably why his eyes are looking a little bit tired," he told Steph Houghton, the captain of the team. As for the little prince, Prince George, he reportedly said that the 1 year old prince has been moving around a lot. During their meeting, Prince William also told the team to enjoy the every single moment in the World Cup, and make England proud.
The Queen is also reported to be happy with the new addition to her family. During a garden party in the Buckingham Palace, Queen Elizabeth shared to Sandra Gee, 53 her thoughts about Princess Charlotte. "[The Queen] said how pleased she was to have another great-granddaughter." Gee said. Susan Pollack, 84, also shared, 'I told her I'm so happy at the arrival of another baby. I said congratulations. "She said, 'Yes, we love to have another girl.' She smiled at that. She was very relaxed and enjoying the event."
Even though she has just recently gave birth to her baby girl, the Duchess of Cambridge still made sure she could send her love and care to children who are suffering with life-limiting illnesses. In her letter, which was released by charity Together for Short Lives, the Duchess stated the importance of Children's Hospice Week. She also reportedly told the families of children with life-limiting illnesses to cherish every moment they have together saying, "For families of children with life-limiting conditions, every moment is precious and every memory needs to be cherished and celebrated," The Duchess contributes to the Children's Hospice Week every year.
Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana is the fourth in line to the British throne.
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