Princess Charlotte, the daughter of the Princess of Wales, found herself in an unexpected situation recently, reminding us that even royals have to deal with the unpredictability of young children.

Like many parents before her, Kate Middleton was forced to take her daughter into a South London pub and make a relatable request.

The incident occurred as the pair were traveling through London in a black Range Rover.

They pulled up outside the Phoenix Pub in Stockwell and walked hand-in-hand into the establishment.

Stunned customers couldn’t believe their eyes when they saw the royal duo, noting how normal and down-to-earth they appeared.

According to a source, it was during their journey through the capital that Charlotte informed her mother of her urgent need to use the restroom.

Before entering the pub, a plainclothes woman, believed to be a protection officer, approached the bar staff and asked if the little girl could use their facilities.

Maggie McKinney, a regular at the pub, recounted the moment, saying, “I was sitting in my usual chair when I looked up and saw Kate Middleton and her daughter Princess Charlotte.

The little princess just trotted in with her mum, went to the toilet, and then trotted out.

They couldn’t have been in the pub for more than 10 minutes.

They seemed very nice, just like any other normal people.

Princess Kate was holding her daughter’s hand.

Princess Charlotte was just any other little girl.”

Next week will be a special one for Charlotte and her brothers, Prince George and Prince Louis, as their school is on a half-term holiday.

This means they will likely get to spend quality time with their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton.

The Wales family is preparing for their annual summer trip to Balmoral, which holds significance as it will be their first visit since the passing of their great-grandmother, the Queen.

However, this trip will have some differences.

Instead of staying at Balmoral Castle itself, William and Kate, along with their children, will reside in their own private residence known as Tomnagar.

This cottage, gifted to Prince William by his late great-grandmother, the Queen Mother, in 2002, has three bedrooms and is located within the expansive 50,000-acre Balmoral Estate.

Tomnagar is situated near Bourke Hall, the residence of King Charles and Queen Camilla on the estate.

The Welsh family prefers to keep their Scottish home extremely private, with only a few images available to the public.

The Balmoral Estate, nestled in the Scottish Highlands between Ballater and Braemar, offers breathtaking landscapes, including the Dee River Valley, towering mountains, and rolling green hills.

Despite having a nanny, William and Kate actively engage in fun activities with their children, such as bike riding and baking.

However, it’s not all playtime for the royal kids.

The couple has reportedly established household rules, with one particular rule strictly enforced – no shouting allowed.

According to an insider, any hint of shouting among the children is dealt with swiftly.

The naughty child is taken away from the scene and engaged in a calm conversation by either Kate or William.

They explain the situation, outline the consequences, and never resort to shouting.

In conclusion, Princess Charlotte’s unexpected trip to a South London pub highlights the relatability and normalcy of the royal family.

As they prepare for their summer getaway to Balmoral, the Wales family looks forward to quality time together while maintaining their privacy.

And though they adhere to strict household rules, William and Kate handle discipline with a calm and understanding approach.