Princess Kate shares very personal insight into joining the Royal Family

Kate told an audience at a school in Bristol that she never expected to become a member of the Royal Family.

Asked if she had always wanted to be a royal, the Princess of Wales replied it was something she had not expected, but that she "fell in love" with Prince William.

Dame Kelly, who joined Kate at the school, said when the schoolgirls quizzed the Princess about being a royal, she explained it was something "she had to learn".

Earlier this week, reports emerged that Princess Kate appears to have been mocked in a new Disney film.

Disney's Little Mermaid has not yet been released in cinemas but critics are being allowed to watch early screenings of the film.

One reviewer has highlighted a scene in the movie that looks to be critical of the Princess of Wales.

They explained: "Ariel has sacrificed her voice in order to get to the surface and [meet] Prince Eric.

"She can’t speak so he tries to guess her name."

The reviewer continued: "His first guess is Diana. His second guess is Catherine, but after [Ariel gives a disgusted] reaction, he [concludes] 'OK, definitely not Catherine.'"

The guesses of Diana and Catherine look to be referencing Prince William's mother Diana, Princess of Wales and his wife Catherine, Princess of Wales.

The character's reaction to the guess of Catherine looks to be a swipe at Princess Kate.

The reviewer added during their interview with Page Six: "Disney would be disingenuous to imply those name choices were coincidental."

In the 1989 version of the Little Mermaid, Prince Eric used the name Diana when trying to guess Ariel's name.

The fictional prince also guessed the names Mildred and Rachel but not Catherine which looks to be a new addition.

Ariel also screws up her face in disgust as a response to other incorrectly guessed names in the 1989 film.