The doesn't have to be completely composed all the time, right?
As we all know, all of the members of the royal family are expected to act in a certain way. There always seems to be an air of elegance and class when people are in the presence of a royal, but every once and a while, they need to break the regal facade. Our dearis probably the best out of all the royals when it comes to keeping her composure during engagements and public events.
She's always the epitome of grace, whether she's in front of her family, fans, or even important diplomats. However, even thecan't stay composed all the time. Over time in the spotlight, we've been fortunate enough to see Kate break character a few times., who tends to start giggling at the most inopportune times, Kate usually just flashes everyone a funny expression when she breaks out of her duchess zone.
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