Princess Charlotte Is the Boss of Prince George in This Video of Them Play in Kate Middleton's Garden

Princess Charlotte gets sassy with with Prince George in a new video from the Back to Nature Garden. The video is adorable.

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Princess Charlotte is the boss of the Cambridge family. If you follow the royal family at all, then you know that Charlotte is the perfect blend of sassy and cheeky at pretty much all times.

There are all the adorable waves in photos, the sassy comments to photographers at official events (remember when she said, "You’re not coming," to photogs after Prince Louis' christening ceremony?), the tongue-sticking-out photos that are iconic at this point.

In a video from Kate Middleton's new "Back to Nature" Garden, Charlotte showed off her boss attitude while playing with her big brother, Prince George.

Here's how it goes: At one point in the video, you can see George playing with a stick and stone and hear Prince William asking Charlotte, “Can you help George?”

Charlotte's reply? "No." But not just "no," a "no" while skipping, because Charlotte is unapologetically Charlotte, that's why.

But it's not like Charlotte and George aren't super tight siblings. At another point in the video, Charlotte runs by, yelling, "George! Quicker, George!"

Watch the clip yourself, on Twitter courtesy of Royal Producer Lizzie Robinson:


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