Carole Middleton, Duchess Catherine’s mother, has shared a hilarious video dedicated to the Star Wars premiere on social media.
We already suspected Carole is a pretty cool grandmother, but it seems she’s even cooler than we thought.
In a new video shared on the official Instagram of her company, Party Pieces, she’s seen having a lightsaber fight with Steven Bentwood, her Chief Executive.
The clip was filmed during the company’s Christmas lunch, and it seems like it was a lot of fun!
Alongside the short clip, they wrote, ‘We’re so excited about Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker releasing today!
‘Carole and Steven even battled it out with two of our inflatable space sabers during the Party Pieces Christmas lunch this week!’
Fans of the businesswoman were quick to gush about the hilarious video, with one writing, ‘Love it!!! Go Carole!’
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A second said, ‘This is pretty awesome’, while a third added, ‘What a sweet and playful side of Carole 💖🎄’.
Many also commented on the fact that the grandmother must be a lot of fun when her grandchildren – including George, Charlotte and Louis – come to visit.
One said, ‘Looks like George, Charlotte and Louis will have a lot of fun when they visit Granny Carole this year. 😀🎄’
Another wrote, ‘What a fun grandmother and mom she must be!! ❤️’
While we bet the three little Cambridge ones can’t wait to have their own lightsaber fight with grandma Carole, they’ll have to wait until after Christmas.
This year, Kate, William and their little ones will be with the royal family at Sandringham, where George and Charlotte are expected to make their first appearance on the royal walk to church on Christmas day.
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