Princess Charlotte steals Easter show with sweet gesture at Prince Louis
Princess Charlotte stole the royal Easter service show with her watchful gesture towards Prince Louis
Princess Charlotte, on Sunday, stole the royals’ Easter service show with her sweet and watchful gestures towards her mischievous little brother, Prince Louis, reported The Daily Star.
Sunday marked King Charles’ first Easter as the monarch as he led senior royal family members to the service at St George’s Chapel in Windsor, with Prince William, Kate Middleton and their three kids front and center of the ceremony.
The service also marked Prince Louis’ first Easter Sunday service appearance, and it seemed as though his sister, Princess Charlotte, made sure to keep an eye on him after his shenanigans at the late Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations last year in June.
The young prince was the picture of regality in a suit jacket with blue shorts and a matching blue tie, and held tightly onto his mother Kate’s hand as he walked in.
As Louis appeared nervous and bit his lip, Charlotte seemingly sprung into big sister-mode, instinctively turning around to check up on Louis, and the moment didn’t go amiss by royal enthusiasts.
Talking about the sweet moment on Twitter, one royal fan said, “Sisterly love! She is so proud of little Louis,” while another wrote, “Princess Charlotte watches her little bro, it reminds me of the Platinum Jubilee last year.”
Others pointed out how Princess Charlotte was ‘keeping an eye on her brother’, and ‘looking back to check on him’, with one also noting how it was ‘such a normal family moment.’
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