This is so unexpected!

When you think about royal children you probably assume that they play piano for fun or do ballet. And listen, they do all that refined stuff, but they are children at the end of the day. That is why we're so refreshed to hear that Kate Middleton loves doing something quite non-royal with her kids. Yesterday, Kate was visiting the Sayers Croft Forest School and Wildlife Garden in Paddington when she told teachers that she hunts for spiders "for hours" with her lovely kiddos. Baby Prince Louis, who is just five months old, is obviously no spider hunter just yet, but he'll get there. How cool is that though? We love the idea of Kate Middleton, a future Queen, hunting for spiders with her little prince and princess. During her visit, Kate put her skills to use, and helped children search for spiders and other "mini beasts" in the garden. "Hello, what are you doing here?" she asked the adorable youngsters. The children said they were looking for animals and counting their legs, Kate said:

"Who has found a spider? Has anyone found a spider? You have – a big one or a little one?"

One little girl announced she was going to try and "find a snake" which made Kate Middleton grin from ear to ear. Welcome back from maternity leave Kate, we missed you!