Princesses George, Charlotte and Louis, the three children of Prince William and Kate Middleton, never cease to amaze. A few days ago it was revealed that the six-year-old was learning to play the drums, a hobby as fun as the noise that led his father to admit: “So I’ve spent my whole life with my fingers. Ears.” Now, nine-year-old Charlotte’s other hidden talent has been revealed, connecting her to her grandmother, the unforgettable Elizabeth II.
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© Getty ImagesIt is known that the daughter of the Princess of Wales really likes ballet like her grandmother, Diana of Wales. In fact, he was impressed when they took him to the program’s studio dancing with the stars British with his mother and on another occasion in 2023 when he visited Swan Lake at the London Coliseum. What was unknown was that he has a sense of humor just like the former British monarch.
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© Getty ImagesRoyal expert writer Phil Dampier comments on Hello! The following: “I am told that Charlotte inherited from the late Queen A brilliant ability to imitate important personalities.” “It might come in handy at Christmas, when the royal family gathers at Sandringham to play puzzles in the evening.” “Queen Elizabeth used to make her family laugh out loud with her impressions of politicians including American President and former Russian leader Boris Yeltsin.” According to journalist and author Giles Brandreth, Elizabeth II was a virtuoso of her voice and was capable of all UK regional accents.
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© Getty Images / Samir HussainDampier also assured that after King Charles III and Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis in 2024, little Charlotte showed her protective spirit with her brothers at Trooping the Color and with him at Wimbledon in 2024, a difficult year for the British monarchy. tournament last summer. “I’m told that while the Princess of Wales has been clearly looking after her children during her treatment and reassuring them that she is on the mend, Charlotte has been a great source of strength for her.” “Winston Churchill once said of Elizabeth II as a child that he had never seen such maturity in someone so young, and Charlotte seems to have inherited this trait from her great-grandmother, to whom she bears a striking resemblance,” the author concludes. “Charlotte encourages the princess when she needs it most and looks after her mother and siblings,” a source said. “He has an uncanny ability to say the right thing at the right time”:
