Leave it to Princess Charlotte to steal the show at her brother Prince Louis' christening. The three-year-old royal made the cutest arrival to the ceremony at the Chapel Royal of St. James' Palace, while accompanied by her big brother Prince George and the rest of her family.
She first made her appearance in the corridor on the way to the chapel while holding her dad Prince William's hand. As they walked up to greet the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, the little one was seen making some funny faces before giving him a formal greeting.
Then she was seen greeting another bishop with a superb handshake.
After the christening, she helped carry the program on the way out of the chapel, even though the pamphlet was about a quarter of her size.
But when her dad took over the pamphlet carrying duties, she gave another adorable wave.
The three-year-old has already nailed her princess wave, as we've seen at recent royal events. She was sure to greet her fans at Trooping the Colour, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal wedding, and while visiting Prince Louis' at the hospital the day he was born.
Louis' christening today marks the first time we've seen all five Cambridges out in public together, but it isn't the first time the infant has been seen with Princess Charlotte. Back in May, the royal family released portraits of the princess with her baby brother in honor of her third birthday.
Charlotte, who's fourth in line to the throne, is already excelling at being an older sibling. She's "really enjoying having a younger brother to play with," a source previously told Us Weekly. "She’s taking her big sister duties very seriously. She won’t leave baby Louis’ side."
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