PRINCESS Charlotte had royal fans talking about one adorable moment as she copied Sophie Wessex with a touching show of respect.
The seven-year-old royal was seen standing with the Royals outside of Westminster Abbey following the incredibly emotional funeral service.
Princess Charlotte was spotted watching Sophie Essex curtsying
And the young royal was adorably seen copying Sophie just moments after
The Royals had gathered outside Westminster Abbey following the funeral service
And she was spotted on camera watching her aunt dropping into a curtsy out of respect for Her Majesty.
In an sweet moment the young royal copied Sophie with a curtsy of her own which had royalists gushing.
One user on Twitter said: “Ahhh I love how Charlotte follows Sophie’s lead.”
While another spoke of how it was good the young royal was learning “traditions” and “respect” from a tender age.
It comes as…
- The Queen’s coffin has passed Buckingham Palace in poignant farewell
- Tearful King Charles led his family in an outpouring of grief during his mother’s funeral
- Princess Charlotte and Prince George solemnly walked behind their Gan-Gan’s coffin
- Kate Middleton paid a touching tribute to The Queen wearing Her Majesty’s pearl choker
- Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton looked united in sorrow as they followed the Queen’s coffin
However, just moments later royal fans were devastated after the young princess cried following the Queen’s funeral.
Charlotte wiped her eyes and was comforted by mum Kate Middleton after saying goodbye to her beloved great-grandmother.
She had bravely remained incredibly composed throughout the immense ceremony in Westminster Hall.
And she was only seen crying when Her Majesty’s coffin was lowered into the hearse at Wellington Arch.
Charlotte’s older brother Prince George, nine, was also comforted during the funeral service when he appeared emotional.
The Princess of Wales placed a reassuring hand on her eldest son’s leg after he rubbed his eye.
He was sat in between his mum and dad and Charlotte, sat next to Kate, looked on.
They had been expected to be absent from the funeral but it is understood the new Prince and Princess of Wales decided it was important for them to be there.
It comes as the King stood shoulder to shoulder with his grieving relatives as his late mother’s coffin arrived at Windsor Castle this afternoon.
The Queen‘s casket has completed its poignant final 25-mile journey from London to Berkshire to be laid to rest with her “strength and stay” Prince Philip.
Thousands of mourners lined the streets and Long Walk to say their last goodbyes to Her Majesty, while tearful members of the Royal Family followed behind.
They have now joined the 800-strong congregation inside St George’s Chapel for a televised committal service, before the Queen’s coffin is lowered into the royal vault.
The Queen’s coffin arrived at the Castle after being taken in a hearse scattered with flowers thrown by her beloved subjects on a final poignant procession.
Bouquets tossed by well-wishers along the route remained on its bonnet and roof after it slowly inched down The Long Walk.
Silence fell among huge crowds of mourners as the drummers, members of the armed forces and hearse passed.
Children were lifted on their parents’ shoulders and phones were raised in the air as people struggled to catch a glimpse of the sombre scene.
Earlier today, members of the Royal Family previously watched as the Queen’s casket was placed in the hearse following the moving funeral service.
Thousands of mourners lined the streets as Her Majesty was driven first to Westminster Abbey and then to Windsor, where she will finally be reunited and laid to rest with her beloved Prince Philip.
The King gave a sombre salute as his mother’s coffin went by, just minutes after leading his grieving family at the service.
