Princess Charlotte exudes Royal grace during Christmas day walkabout at Sandringham

Princess Charlotte stole the show during the Royal Family's traditional Christmas Day walkabout at Sandringham, where she shared a special moment with a fan by stopping for a selfie.

The nine-year-old princess confidently greeted the excited crowd that had gathered outside St. Mary Magdalene Church following the Christmas morning service to catch a glimpse of the royals.

Her charm and natural ease in public were evident as she exchanged warm smiles, graciously accepted gifts, and interacted with onlookers.

For the festive occasion, Charlotte looked elegant in a blue coat dress adorned with a tartan pattern and a soft suede collar.

She completed her look with navy tights, classic black Mary Jane shoes, and a velvet navy bow securing her cinnamon-coloured hair.

Accompanied by her brothers, Prince George, 11, and Prince Louis, 6, Charlotte appeared composed and poised as the siblings walked alongside their parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales.

The Princess of Wales chose a sophisticated emerald-green coat paired with a matching hat and a coordinating tartan scarf. Known for their harmonious fashion sense, the mother-daughter duo once again impressed onlookers with their complementary styles.

Earlier this month, the pair turned heads at the 'Together at Christmas' carol service at Westminster Abbey. Princess Charlotte wore a deep burgundy coat dress with her signature black bow, while the Princess of Wales opted for a bold red coat by  accessorised with a chic velvet bow.

The walkabout highlighted Princess Charlotte’s growing confidence and her ability to capture attention, further solidifying her place as a beloved member of the Royal Family.