Prince George Surprises Waitrose Staff Helping Make Deliveries From Her Mother, Kate Middleton – The Sun

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PRINCE George has already secured his first job: helping Waitrose workers make deliveries at his home in Norfolk.

At age five, staff knocked out staff by helping to unload the grocery store every time.

He greets the truck with his father William, 36, and their helpful approach has become well known to the supermarket staff.

They were praised for their constant offerings to hang out in the gigantic food order inside Anmer Hall.

The family spends many weekends and holidays in their rural home in Norfolk and has been spotted on the nearby beaches.

Anmer is close to Sandringham – the queen's retreat.

The insider explained, "It is rare that anyone offers to ever make deliveries inside.

"The waitrose delivery men were therefore surprised and delighted to be greeted regularly by Prince William and Prince George.

"George is always particularly helpful and is the one who asks every time what he can wear for them. This is a very curious child.

"They give him lighter bags. This shows how William is down-to-earth and that he wants his son to grow up courteously and help others. "

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Kate, 37, is often seen shopping at Waitrose agencies between deliveries.

William's real kinship reflects that of his late mother, Diana.

She often took her sons on the bus or metro rather than in private royal cars.

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His queries on former members of the royal family have often caught the eye.

He apparently would have asked his uncle Prince Harry "why are you so quiet" while he was waiting to meet former US President Barack Obama.

Kensington Palace declined to comment.