Toddler gets personal letter from the Queen for THIS adorable reason
A toddler from US received a personal letter from the Queen for dressing up as the monarch on Halloween!
A toddler from US was sent a personal letter from Britain’s Queen Elizabeth after her mother dressed her up as the 95-year-old monarch on Halloween!
Jalayne Sutherland from Ohio and her family were shocked when they received a letter signed by the Queen after her mother, Katelyn Sutherland, sent pictures of the one-year-old to Buckingham Palace.
The adorable toddler was seen posing alongside her family’s corgis in a double-breasted overcoat and a matching hat in the photos. She even added a white wig and a string of pearls for full effect!
According to Katelyn, she didn’t think much after sending the photos to the Palace and never expected a reply back, so the family was thrilled when they received a response.
The letter, from the Queen’s lady in waiting, the Honourable Marry Morrison, said, “The Queen wishes me to write and thank you for your letter, and for the photograph you thoughtfully enclosed.”
“Her Majesty thought it was kind of you to write to her, and the Queen was pleased to see the photograph of your daughter, Jalayne, in her splendid outfit,” it continued.
“Her Majesty hopes you all have a very Merry Christmas, and I am enclosing a little information about the Royal Pets, which Jalayne might like to have,” the letter concluded.
The letter, dated December 9, 2021, was stamped with the Windsor Castle insignia.
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