
Princess Catherine is a much-loved member of the Royal Family and there’s one wholesome habit the future Queen is often seen doing. The princess is looked upon favourably by the public, with polls often revealing that royal fans generally really like Catherine.
While out at engagements, fans are keen to watch her every move, with people spotting one of her relatable mannerisms. Sharing a video of the princess on X, one person penned: “This habit of hers will always be so funny to me.” The princess is often seen chatting away to people. After a recent engagement, the video of the princess shows her entire family getting into a car while she stops to talk.

Prince William and Princess Catherine attended the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with their three children, Prince George, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte.
The family can be seen entering the vehicle while Princess Catherine continues chatting to Sir Chris Hoy. The six-time Olympic track cycling champion revealed that his prostate cancer diagnosis was terminal back in October 2024.
On X, commenters have praised her for making time to talk to people.
One person penned: “She is so genuinely engrossed in conversation that her only focus is the person to whom she’s speaking. I love her for that.”
Another person penned: “This is one thing among many why Catherine is so loved, she gives time to listen and chat, everyone she comes across is the only one in that moment, she is one of a kind and should never change to fit schedules. She is loved all over the world.”
A third person wrote: “She’s very good. Always got time for people.”

Statement and conversation analysis expert Martin DeCoder analysed the language techniques of Princess Catherine.
He said: “Kate tends to address all people” during interviews and uses “inclusive” language.

He added that Catherine is “quick to include the others in her answer” and that she tends to use “we” instead of “I” when asked a question.
The expert adds that the princess tries to “not look like a royal” during outings to “make them feel relaxed and important”.