Princess Charlotte, the image of a young Queen Elizabeth II, is considered 'a Queen in the making,' according to royal experts.
The nine-year-old daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton, third in line to the British throne after her father and older brother Prince George, has garnered significant praise for her caring and loving gestures during royal events.
Charlotte often joins the Prince and Princess of Wales at royal engagements, impressing fans with her calm and cheerful demeanor.
Royal commentators and body language experts note that the young princess exhibits qualities reminiscent of the late Queen Elizabeth II.
"It's often noted how Princess Charlotte is the image of a young Queen Elizabeth II, but she also appears to possess some of her personality traits too. Although brother George will one day be King, Charlotte already displays the stoicism and confidence of her late great-grandmother," HELLO!'s Royal Correspondent Danielle Stacey said.
Stacey added, "Her self-assuredness and awareness of duty will serve her well if she undertakes full-time royal duties in the future and will undoubtedly help her support George when he ascends the throne."
Princess Charlotte captured the spotlight during a recent appearance with her cancer-stricken mother, Kate Middleton, as Catherine was seen lovingly touching her daughter's hair before they entered their carriage.
