Prince William says Princess Charlotte is already very ladylike

The Duke of Cambridge spoke about his "delightful" children as he Returned to the Cambridge College where he studied to open a new archive center.

The Duke of Cambridge arrives at St John's College (Chris Radburn / PA)

William - who completed a 12-week agricultural Course at St John's College, Cambridge, last year - opened a new state-of-the-art facility at the School of Pythagoras.

The Duke met with the college's master, Professor Christopher Dobson, who provided the party of his lodge to accommodate William During his studies.

The Duke of Cambridge opened a new archive center at the college (M. Eamonn McCormack / PA)

Professor Dobson presented William with a children's book called Fitz And Wills The Cambridge Cats, Which he promised to read to Prince George and Princess Charlotte.

William described Prince George and Princess Charlotte as "delightful" children (Duchess of Cambridge / PA)

Afterwards, Professor Dobson said: "It was good to welcome him back to the college. We have funded memories of his time here and he was one of the Easiest guests we've ever had.

"He remarked That the children were delightful but That They had different characters with George being lively and Charlotte being very ladylike."

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