Royal fans go wild over Princess Charlotte’s hair flip as she arrived at the Queen’s funeral

Princess Charlotte has been showered by royal fans with praise for ‘that hair flip’ as she arrived at the Queen’s state funeral in London yesterday.

The two eldest children of the Prince and Princess of Wales, George, heir apparent, nine, and his younger sister, seven, joined the senior royals at the Queen’s funeral yesterday, attending both the state funeral in London and the funeral service. in Windsor.

When the little princess arrived at the service, the schoolgirl repeatedly snapped her dark blond locks – and the social media quickly went wild with the moment.

One of them commented, ‘She’s queen material!!! Love this child!’ while another said ‘Charlotte will definitely be something special, she radiates it’.

A third added jokingly: “Already an icon and she got her Mama signal hair cut. Anna Wintour is probably thinking: I can’t wait for her to turn 18 so she can be on the cover of Vogue.’

Another wrote: ‘Princess Charlotte has a powerful presence for such a young person!’

“Princess Charlotte was definitely the star of the day,” added another. “Her horseshoe-shaped brooch is a gift from the Queen.”

Another agreed, adding: ‘Love her! I think she’s my new favorite Royal!’

One commented, “So young and yet so balanced.”

Another added: ‘She will definitely be in charge, as will her Aunt Anne!’

“What a lovely little lady Princess Charlotte is,” remarked a third.

And it’s not the first time Princess Charlotte has seen the gesture perform in recent years.

Many royal fans saw the then four-year-old princess waving her hair in the same way as she arrived at Thomas’s Battersea in south London for her first day of school in 2019.

Yesterday was Charlotte’s most prominent appearance yet, with the little princess appearing pensive and deep in thought as she attended the Queen’s historic funeral.

Her Majesty made her last and saddest journey from Westminster Hall as Britain mourned its longest-serving monarch and the royals bid farewell to a beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.

Your Majesty made her last and saddest journey from Westminster Hall as Britain mourned its longest-serving monarch and the royals bid farewell to a beloved mother, grandmother and great-grandmother.

For George and Charlotte, the 40-year-old Princess of Wales provided a reassuring presence, holding her daughter’s hand tightly as the family arrived at Westminster Abbey.

Princess Charlotte wore a black mourning coat with a velor collar and matching wide-brimmed hat, while George was dressed in a navy blue suit with a black tie.

Prince George seemed older than his age, appreciating the history of the moment and waiting patiently as his father, Prince William, entered the abbey after walking behind the Queen’s coffin.

Princess Charlotte saw her older brother Prince George give a lesson in royal protocol during a moment of levity during the Queen’s final farewell.

The youngster was spotted telling her sibling to ‘bow down’ as the Queen’s coffin passed by on her way to Windsor, following Her Majesty’s funeral at Westminster Abbey yesterday.

As the coffin passed the young royals, you could see Princess Charlotte saying to her brother, “You must bow.” The older child seemed to take his sister’s instructions aboard and lowered his head as the frost’s coffin passed him.

The Wales is believed to have been second in line to the throne to the historic event after senior palace advisers considered them attending the state funeral for him because of the powerful symbolic message it sent.

The couple’s older children who showed up at the funeral came as somewhat of a surprise. The Daily Mail reported that the Prince and Princess of Wales have thought ‘long and hard’ about whether their two eldest children, aged nine and seven, would join them.

But after George and Charlotte attended their great-grandfather’s memorial service in March, William and Kate decided they could handle the solemnity of the occasion.

“As parents, of course, they have thought long and hard about whether their children should come along,” said a source. “Of course little Louis is too young, but they think George and Charlotte can handle it.”