AS the original Supernanny, Jo Frost has judged her fair share of children’s behaviour.
But undoubtedly none as “impeccably” behaved at Prince George and Princess Charlotte at their great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral on Monday.
Prince George and Princess Charlotte at Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral on Monday
Considering that she’s the original Supernanny, Jo Frost knows impeccably behaved children when she sees them
Jo took to Instagram to share an image of George, nine, and Charlotte, seven, on the historic day, as she shared her thoughts about how they held themselves on the occasion.
“Impeccable!!” she began.
“Little did Prince George & Princess Charlotte Wales know that their stamina and orderly conduct at the Queens Jubilee would be the training in attending their own Gan-Gan’s State funeral.
“You did yourselves proud, your poise and grace outstanding, we cried when you did overwhelmed an we stood in silence and awe as we honoured with respect Her Majesty, your late great-grandmother.
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“May you remember daily the sweet moments little ones, take comfort from your loving family and heal in your own time.”
Jo also weighed in on George and Charlotte’s parents – the Prince and Princess of Wales’ – decision to allow their eldest two children to attend the funeral.
“A careful decision for their parents to make regarding their attendance,” she added.
“I believe taking into account their ages and succession to the throne, this historical moment was an absolute must.
“Such emotional life experiences embed memories that do profoundly hold a unique impact years later, one that you will both remember beside your loving nurturing parents.”
Prince William and Catherine opted not to take their four-year-old son Prince Louis with them to the funeral due to his young age.
Jo signed off her message “Nanny JoJo”.
People in the comments section were quick to add their praise to Jo’s, with one writing: “They did amazing for the situation, length of time and their ages.
“Wow! Their Gan Gan would be proud of them.”
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“Weren’t they just precious poppets. A credit to their family,” another added.
“Beautiful words. They did their parents and nation proud,” a third commented.
The children were seen entering Westminster Abbey alongside their mother Catherine, the Princess of Wales
