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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince LouisBBC Children in Need / Comic Relief via Getty ImagesThe Royal Family’s love of their pets is well documented, particularly that of dogs and horses, but their affection for the animal kingdom doesn’t end there. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are the latest royals to reveal that they’re the proud owners of a flock of chickens, which they introduced into the family during lockdown.The Duchess and Duke of CambridgeChris Jackson / Getty ImagesPrince William and Kate were speaking during their visit to Northern Ireland this week, where they carried out an engagement at Ulster University’s Magee Campus. The campus hosts a visiting petting zoo, KidzFarm, where students can spend time with animals to help cope with stress and mental health issues. Hello! reports that the Duchess told one of the animal handlers: ‘We’ve had lots of animals during lockdown… animals are often like therapy’. William chimed in to say that the family now had ‘lots of chickens’. No doubt Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis love spending time with the flock at their country house, Anmer Hall in Norfolk, where the family spent lockdown. Debroah Cavendish, the late Dowager Duchess of Devonshire with her chickens at Chatsworth HouseChristopher Simon Sykes / Hulton Archive / Getty ImagesIndeed their first cousins, Archie and Lilibet Mountbatten-Windsor, also have chickens at their Monetcito home, across the pond in California. During Oprah’s well-watched interview with the Duke and

Other animals lament his absence, Alice tells them about her cat Dinah, and they all scatter in fear. Alice begins to cry and hears footsteps.Read a full Summary & Analysis of Chapter 3.Chapter 4: The Rabbit Sends in a Little BillThe Rabbit commands Alice to fetch his gloves and fan from his house. There, she drinks from another bottle and grows bigger than the house. The Rabbit and his servants try to enter it, but Alice keeps them away. They throw cakes at her, and she eats one and shrinks again. She escapes into a wood, plays with a puppy, and comes across a blue Caterpillar smoking a hookah on top of a mushroom.Read a full Summary & Analysis of Chapter 4.Chapter 5: Advice from a CaterpillarThe Caterpillar asks Alice to recite a poem, corrects her, gets annoyed when Alice criticizes its height, then leaves remarking that one side of the mushroom enlarges and the other shrinks. Alice nibbles one side and shrinks, then nibbles the other and her neck stretches above the treetops. A Pigeon mistakes Alice for a serpent and attacks her. Alice once again nibbles the mushroom and shrinks. She sees a small house and eats more of the mushroom before approaching it.Read a full Summary & Analysis of Chapter 5.Chapter 6: Pig and PepperOutside the house, a Fish delivers a letter inviting the Duchess to play croquet with the Queen. Inside, Alice finds a Duchess nursing a baby (both of them sneezing), a grinning Cat, and

Chapter 1: Down the Rabbit HoleWhile her older sister reads her a boring book outside, Alice notices something odd: a White Rabbit checking a watch and fretting it will be late. She sneaks away and follows him down a hole. She lands near a long hall with a table and a key, opens a tiny door to a garden with it, drinks from a bottle labeled "DRINK ME" and shrinks, then eats a cake marked "EAT ME" to grow again and fetch the key she left on the table.Read a full Summary & Analysis of Chapter 1.Chapter 2: The Pool of TearsAfter eating the cake, Alice grows very tall and cries, creating a pool of tears at her feet. The Rabbit reappears, muttering about keeping a Duchess waiting. Frightened by the giant, crying Alice, the Rabbit runs away, leaving behind his gloves and fan. Alice recites her lessons to confirm she is herself, then fans herself, shrinks again, and tumbles into the pool of tears. She speaks French to a Mouse, who leads her and other animals out of the pool.Read a full Summary & Analysis of Chapter 2Chapter 3: A Caucus Race and a Long TaleTo help Alice and the animals dry off, the Mouse tells them a “dry story” and the Dodo proposes a (political) caucus race. As prizes, Alice distributes comfits (a type of candy) to the animals and she gets a thimble. The Mouse tells another story, but annoyed by Alice's distraction, he leaves. As the

HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PRINCE LOUIS' CHRISTENINGPrince Louis, born on 23 April 2018, is being christened at The Chapel Royal, St. James Palace.The prince's six godparents entered the Chapel first, followed by The Duchess of Cambridge's family.Right after, the British Royal Family made their way into the chapel with the Archbishop of Canterbury greeting them at the entrance.The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall entered first before The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge entered with The Duke of Cambridge holding on to Prince George and Princess Charlotte and The Duchess of Cambridge cradling her youngest son in his flowing christening robe.The Duke and Duchess of Windsor followed suit after the glowing parents. The Duchess of Windsor looks absolutely breath-taking after only giving birth a month ago. Oops! This image does not follow our content guidelines. To continue publishing, please remove it or upload a different image. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex walked in last.If you weren't able to tell, there is a theme going on with the christening. Carole Middleton, Pippa Middleton and The Duchess of Windsor were wearing hues of light blue, whereas The Duchess of Cornwall wore hues of cream. The men in the family were seen wearing blue ties. However, the Duchess of Sussex was wearing an olive-toned Ralph Lauren dress.Does Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex not get the theme going on here?\The Daily Mail UKCommentsUser1: Wow, Prince Louis is so cute!User2: The Duchess of Windsor and The Duchess of Cambridge