At just 4 years old,Princess Charlottehas mastered her royal curtsy!
Royal fans got an extra special treat on Christmas morning whenPrince George, 6, and Charlotte took part in the royal family’s annual walk to church services in the English countryside for the first time. And when great-grandmotherQueen Elizabethheaded back home to continue the festivities, the little princess knew exactly what to do.
Princess Charlotteheld hands with momKate Middleton, 37, as the 93-yer-old monarch got into the back of a car. As the vehicle drove off, Kate ducked into a curtsy — and Charlotte immediately followed suit! The little royal held out her coat as she dipped into an adorable curtsy.
Continuing to show off her excellent royal etiquette, Charlotte then shook hands with the clergyman before joining Kate in greeting members of the public.
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Princess Charlotte’s curtsy debut came when she was just 2 years old during the family’s official tour of Poland and Germany. While departing from Warsaw, Poland, tohead to Berlin, Charlotte bid adieu to the Polish dignitaries who lined up to see the family off. And at the encouragement of her mom, Charlotte dipped into a curtsy like a pro.
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Princess Charlotte and Prince George joined parents Kate andPrince William, 37, and grandpaPrince Charles, 71, on Wednesday as they walked with the rest of the royal family to the Church of St. Mary Magdalene on the Queen’s Sandringham estate in Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London. The royal parents held their children’s hands as they made their way into the church service.
Kate Middleton, Princess Charlotte, Prince William and Prince George at Christmas 2019.Joe Giddens/PA Images via Getty
After the 11 a.m. service, they greeted members of the public who excitedly gathered outside the church to see the family. Charlotte gave a sweet hug to one woman in a wheelchair as she held onto an inflatable pink flamingo that was given to her as a Christmas present. Several of the well-wishers brought gifts for the children. William walked with George as they smiled and talked those who had gathered to wish them well.
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Princess Charlotte.Joe Giddens/PA Images via Getty
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A woman who gave Charlotte a doll told Sky News: “She came over with her mom, she liked the doll. Her manners are outstanding — but she’s cheeky, she wasn’t at all scared.”
The woman saidPrince George’s manners were also “perfect.”
source: people.com
