Duchess of Cambridge discusses future as Princess of Wales

Kate, 40, revealed to a royal fan that she is in 'good hands'.

Credit: @hellen3030 Via Twitter

Video Transcript

- Hello. So good to see you.

- You're going to be a brilliant princess.

- Oh, that's very kind. I'm in good hands, so [INAUDIBLE].

- You are.

- [INAUDIBLE].

- So good to see to see you.

- Hello. So good to see you.

- You're going to be a brilliant princess.

- Oh, that's very kind. I'm in good hands, so [INAUDIBLE].

- You are.

- [INAUDIBLE].

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