Catherine is pleased with Anne's new role as Charlotte's mentor, marking a crucial step in William's plans to transform the British royal family. Anne's decision reflects William's ambitious vision for the future of the British royal family, which is said to have pleased Katherine. Sources say the mentorship is part of a larger strategy to ensure the stability of the royal family.

William has begun to reorganize the British royal family during a challenging period for King Charles' reign. His goals include modernizing financial operations and preparing the next generation of royals to avoid the problems of the past. Princess Anne has shown strong support for these initiatives, her reputation for loyalty and devotion has given credibility to William's mission.

Anne devised a plan to discreetly guide Charlotte to become a competent supporter of her brother George. Katherine, who was recovering from intensive care, was delighted with Anne's support for her daughter. This mentorship provided Charlotte with a strong role model and the kind of honest guidance Anne had given Katherine.

Charlotte, who was only nine years old, admired many famous figures, but her aunt Anne held a special place in her heart. Despite her own challenges, Anne taught Charlotte royal etiquette, similar to how she had taught Katherine. Both Katherine and William were delighted with this mentoring relationship, which benefited Katherine because she was a commoner.

Sources reveal that Anne wanted Charlotte to receive the same direct feedback that had helped strengthen the bond between Katherine and her. Charlotte and Anne developed a close bond over shared interests such as ballet and sports, influenced by Queen Elizabeth's heritage. Anne also took on many of the responsibilities left by her mother, ensuring that the female members of the family remained strong and devoted.

Charlotte impressed her siblings with her etiquette and commitment to royal customs. She even reminded George to bow at the late queen’s funeral. Charlotte was curious about courtly norms and enjoyed listening to her grandfather’s stories, which delighted Charles and Anne.

Charlotte was eager to take on a more active role, as demonstrated by her interactions at Wimbledon. Anne’s teachings went beyond formalities to include conversational skills and maintaining tact. This training helped Charlotte navigate royal protocol with ease. Anne shared lessons from royal history, including notable family blunders, which were both a warning and a learning opportunity.

Their discussions were broad, and Anne wanted to prepare Charlotte to be a trustworthy princess. William and Charlotte wanted to foster a closer relationship between her and George, avoiding the rivalry that had characterised William and Harry’s relationship. They believed that Anne’s guidance would help achieve this. Anne felt a strong connection to Charlotte, who bore a striking resemblance to the late king. She spent time raising Charlotte, hoping to eventually pass on the title of Princess Royal. William’s efforts to reform the British monarchy were taking shape, and Anne and Charlotte’s relationship was a positive development, signaling a return to stability in the royal family.