Kate Middleton recently revealed that strife runs in the Cambridge family, and as People (opens in new tab) reports, the Duchess of Cambridge recently visited The Nook, one of East Anglia's children's hospices in Norfolk, England, helped with the gardening. During the royal visit, Kate said that the children were fascinated by gardening, one of her favorite hobbies. But this activity sowed the seeds (sorry) of strife between brothers Prince George and Prince Louis (opens in new tab).

The Cambridge children, George, Charlotte, and Louis, all grow sunflowers at home, Kate said, but Louis' sunflowers dominate the others, and George is none too happy about it. 'The kids really enjoy growing sunflowers,' she said. George is a little cranky because Louie's sunflowers are winning." Cute!

Speaking of George, Kate and Prince William may have a difficult decision to make in the near future. Both Prince William and Prince Harry attended Radgrove School in Berkshire, England, a boarding prep school for boys ages 8 to 13. George, who is almost seven years old, is rapidly approaching the age at which royalty typically begin boarding.

But according to royal expert Ingrid Sward, the Cambridges seem to put George's preferences ahead of royal traditions. Sward told OK (open in new tab), "Kate and William are modern parents and will consider this decision carefully!" They will watch how their children's personalities develop and will consider whether they are happy living away from home."

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