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Princess Charlotte throws a tantrum when Kate and William visited Germany in 2017.

Royal Wedding: Even royal toddlers throw tantrums [video]

We can’t wait to see what Prince George and Princess Charlotte get up to at the royal wedding in May. While they are both cute as buttons, let’s not forget, they are still toddlers. And toddlers can get pretty moody.

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Princess Charlotte throws a tantrum when Kate and William visited Germany in 2017.

With the news that the royal toddlers are likely to be involved in the royal wedding in some way, it’s a good time for a little throwback.

We all know that toddlers are super cute – and the royal ones are no different. Just LOOK how cute Princess Charlotte is.

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Prince George is pretty darn dashing, too.

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But, let’s remember, they are still toddlers. And toddlers can be moody. When William and Kate visited last year, Princess Charlotte had a full toddler tantrum.

Now, granted, not the toddlers we know are about to board a private plane. Maybe the Princess didn’t like the plane food.

Anyway, the strop didn’t last that long, after a few stern words from mom, the princess was back to skipping along on her merry way.

We hope there won’t be any tantrums at the royal wedding… or maybe, you’re secretly hoping for a little strop so that your family feels a bit more normal, eh?

Watch Princess Charlotte throwing a tantrum below

William and Kate will welcome their third child not long before the royal wedding and, interestingly, Princess Charlotte will make a little bit of history when this happens.

According to The Independent, Charlotte will become the first female royal to retain her claim to the throne regardless of whether the new baby is a boy or a girl.

Before The Succession to the Crown Act of 2013, was passed, a female royal’s claim to the throne would have been diminished by the arrival of a younger brother.

However, as stated by the legislative act when it was passed five years ago:

“In determining the succession to the Crown, the gender of a person born after 28 October 2011 does not give that person, or that person’s descendants, precedence over any other person (whenever born).”

Now there’s a reason not to have a tantrum.