Princess Charlotte He steals the show at her grandfather’s event.
Today, the royal family gathered for the year color forces The celebration that marks the birthday of King Charles. But while the festivities include a parade, official salutes, and a Royal Air Force flyby, there was one member of the royal family who caught our eye: Princess Charlotte (8). During the show, it didn’t take long for the paparazzi to capture the princess doing it signature wave.
In the clip, courtesy of the Royal Watcher @employee On Twitter, we see the 8-year-old happily waving from the side of the buggy while the rest of her fellow riders take a break. But the beginning of the video gives us a clue as to where Charlotte learned her skills, because her mom, Kate Middleton, 41, gives off a subtle wave, too.
Princess Charlotte attended the event along with her mom and dad, Prince William (40). her two brothers, Prince George (9) and Prince Louis (5), were also present.
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This isn’t the first time Princess Charlotte has addressed well-wishers at a royal event. Actually, Char draws it signature wave When she was only a year old, and she Use this move on countless occasions—including the wedding of Princess Eugenie and the coronation of King Charles (see above).
Trooping the Color has become an annual tradition for the Royal Family as it serves Celebrating the birthday of King Charles II. Although he was born on November 14th, the King also celebrates his birthday in June (aka Trooping the Colour).
The British monarchy established the feast in 1748 at the request of King George II. Since the patriarch’s birthday was in November (like King Charles), he created the event so he could throw a larger second birthday party in the summer.
The royal family provided a glimpse into a typical Trooping the Color itinerary Official Website. “The streets are lined with flag-waving crowds as the parade moves from Buckingham Palace and down the Mall to the Horse Guards Parade, along with members of the royal family on horseback and in carriages,” the statement read. “The show closes with an RAF flight pass, watched from the balcony of Buckingham Palace by members of the royal family.”
Never change, Princess Charlotte.
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