Catherine Princess of Wales

After meeting young royal fan Theo at the “Together at Christmas” concert, Kate sent a personal message to the little boy on Twitter, asking him to “Say hi” to ...

[jealous of wife Meghan’s popularity](https://7news.com.au/entertainment/royal-family/harry-on-how-meghan-was-stealing-the-limelight-from-kate-and-william-before-rift-turning-point-c-9176514) because she was “doing the job better” and “stealing the limelight” from those “born to do it”. A number of Twitter users wrote supportive messages to Kate and William beneath the Theo post, with several saying, “we’ve got your back”. Harry described the meeting as “terrifying” and accused his father Charles of saying things to him “that just weren’t true”. [accused his older brother of “screaming and shouting”](https://7news.com.au/entertainment/royal-family/harry-tells-of-terrifying-crisis-talk-with-brother-william-he-was-screaming-and-shouting-c-9175477) at him during a discussion about Harry and Meghan stepping away from royal duties. Later, the Prince and Princess of Wales shared a tweet to their official account with a photo of Theo. “I feel happy when I see your photos, lots of love and positivity in them,” said another. “I think Theo and Louis need a play date,” added one fan, referring to Kate and William’s youngest son. The little boy had waited in windy conditions to hand the Princess of Wales a bouquet of flowers - a sweet moment caught by photographers. The princess included a photo of herself kneeling down to speak to the boy at the concert. After meeting young royal fan Theo at the “Together at Christmas” concert, Kate sent a personal message to the little boy on Twitter, asking him to “Say hi” to Paddington Bear if he saw him in London. Kate had met Theo previously when she and William made their first official visit to Wales in September as Prince and Princess of Wales. [Catherine, the Princess of Wales,](https://7news.com.au/entertainment/kate-middleton) has melted hearts across the internet after an adorable exchange with a young boy at a Westminster Abbey Christmas concert.