Princess Charlotte says first word in public on Canadian tour
30 Sept 2016 1:51 PM IST30 Sept 2016 1:51 PM IST
The Royal family was in Victoria on Thursday, where they attended a children's party for military families.
Britain's Princess Charlotte, 1, spoke for the first time in public on Thursday during her family's Canadian tour, uttering the word \"pop\" while she and her brother played with balloons.- William is second in line to succeed his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, who has been Canada's head of state since she ascended to Britain's throne in 1952.
- George and Charlotte are based at a Government House in Victoria with their parents, in the official residence of the Queen's representative in British Columbia.
- Princess Charlotte and Kate take a close look at a balloon artist at work.
- The royal family has been greeted by enthusiastic crowds during the tour of the western province of British Columbia and the Yukon territory in the far north.
- On Saturday Prince George made headlines when he ignored Prime Minister Justin Trudeau who was offering him a high-five and a handshake.
- It was not the first time on the tour that the children have been the centre of media attention.
- But the two royal children seemed especially interested in an archway of pink and green balloons, where Charlotte was heard speaking to her brother.
- The event on the grounds of Government House, an official residence, included bubbles and a petting zoo with miniature ponies.
- The family was in Victoria, British Columbia, on Thursday, where they attended a children's party for military families.
- Britain's Prince William and his wife, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, are on week-long trip to Canada. It was the first time the couple have brought their children Charlotte and George, 3, on an official visit to the country.
Britain\'s Princess Charlotte, 1, spoke for the first time in public on Thursday during her family\'s Canadian tour, uttering the word \"pop\" while she and her brother played with balloons.
The Royal family was in Victoria on Thursday, where they attended a children's party for military families.
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