Princess Charlotte was seen letting go of her emotions as she burst into tears following the first part of her great-grandmother's funeral. The seven-year-old was joined by her older brother, and heir to the throne, Prince George as they said goodbye to the Queen.
The future King and Princess Charlotte, bid farewell to their beloved great-grandmother as the youngest members of the royal family to follow the Queen’s coffin through Westminster Abbey where the first part of the funeral was held from 11am. At 12.15pm, following a service full of poignant nods to Her Majesty's life, the procession set off for Wellington Arch.
The young Royal siblings were seen talking quietly whilst the Queen’s coffin was paraded outside of Wellington Arch following the service at Westminster Abbey where the late monarch's coffin was gently placed into the state hearse before a sea of colourful military personnel, bands, and some cavalry gathered around.
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As they stood waiting for the Queen to be safely moved for her onward journey to Windsor, George and Charlotte were filmed exchanging words and the moment was soon being shared on social media. The clip appears to show Charlotte telling her older sibling: "You need to bow," as he appeared to be listen to his sister intently.
But Royal fans loving seeing the sibling moment. @MrsBear2016 tweeted: "Princess Charlotte is such a boss, I love her 'you need to bow' telling off her older brother, the future King." @Bimbola25 joked: "Charlotte is definitely going to keep George in check..... No question about that...."
@TheWaleses posted: "They're still so young, but from the brief
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