Princess Charlotte is only nine years old, but she is already preparing for her future role in the royal family.

According to the Express, Princess Charlotte has reportedly taken a “royal crash course” with Princess Anne. Charlotte's training will reportedly prepare her for all aspects of royal life as she grows up. Anne's “training” is not just about status, rank, and curtsy, so to speak,” a source told Woman magazine. [The source continued, “She teaches Kate not only how to start a conversation, but also how to end it and move on without upsetting anyone. For Kate, that was a hard thing to learn, but Charlotte was born into royalty, so she is familiar with the subtle signals and messages that royals give out to keep control of a situation.”

There are also rumors that Charlotte may one day inherit Princess Royal, the official title of Princess Anne. Since this title is usually held by the eldest daughter of the monarch, it makes sense that Charlotte would inherit the title if her father, Prince William, becomes king. However, since only one person can be named Princess Royal at a time, Charlotte will not receive the title until after the death of Princess Anne. Traditionally, the Princess Royal is the eldest daughter of the monarch, so when Prince William becomes King, Princess Charlotte could become the future Princess Royal if Princess Anne dies”

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Eden also noted that Princess Charlotte would not necessarily have to accept the title if it were offered to her someday. During an appearance on the podcast, Eden said, “She can, who knows? 'Who knows what will happen in the future, but it has always been the tradition that the monarch's eldest daughter will receive the title.'