Kate told pianist Lang Lang – who had just performed with a 13-year-old blind girl named Lucy – that her eight-year-old daughter has recently taken up the instrument
Charlotte’s new-found piano hobby was likely music to Kate Middleton’s ears, as the mother-of-three is also a keen pianist
Kate’s interest in music dates back to her childhood, when she was learning piano, flute and attended the school choir, reportedly reaching Grade Three in piano
‘I don’t think anyone would say she was going to be a concert pianist, but she was good at it, she always did everything she was told.’
But Charlotte isn’t the only royal youngster to take on a new hobby.
Her older brother Prince George, nine, has recently taken an interest in sports.
Former British triathlon competitor Non Stanford said: ‘[Prince William] was telling me how George has been doing triathlon at school.
‘There is also a gentleman who now works for William, who has done a bit of triathlon and has been giving George advice about putting talcum powder in his shoes.
‘George has been sharing his talc with his classmates, and they are all excited about these tips.’
Kate’s interest in music dates back to her childhood, when she was learning piano, flute and attended the school choir, reportedly reaching Grade Three in piano
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