ROYALS IN SHOCK! Princess Charlotte's "no nonsense" nanny has strange rules for her to follow at hom

Princess Charlotte's "no nonsense" nanny has strange rules for her to follow at home
In 2014, when Prince George was only eight months old, the Prince and Princess of Wales hired Maria Borrallo. According to an expert, Princess Charlotte's nanny takes a "no nonsense" approach with the royal kids. When Prince George was only eight months old in 2014, the Prince and Princess of Wales recruited Maria Borrallo. Ms. Borrallo, who trained at the esteemed Norlan College, is thought to have taken a rigid approach to raising the family, traveling with them and living in Kensington Palace. Ms. Borrallo will have "no messing" with Charlotte, age nine, and her brothers, George, age eleven, and Louis, age six, according to Norland expert Louis Heren. "That's because Maria will be aware that there can't be any crying or terrible twos or tantrums as they step off planes, holding mum's hands, smiling, and waving to the crowds," she said in an interview with the Sun. To discourage finicky eating, rules include a fixed bedtime of 7 p.m. and the introduction of new meals and flavors every few days.
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