Princess Charlotte will have a key Coronation role, says royal expert

Royal fans have said Princess Charlotte is their 'kind of girl' after they spotted a completely relatable moment during a public engagement with her family. The Prince and Princess of Wales rounded off the Coronation weekend by heading to help renovate a Scout hut site alongside their three children - Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

comes immediately to mind). However you can always rely on three royals to bring plenty of entertainment and funny moments—Prince George, and Prince Louis.The three young royals all attended the ceremony, with taking an important role as one of the Pages of Honour during the service, and stood on the balcony to watch the Red Arrows in this history-making moment.

8-year-old princess appeared to lose her footing and trip slightly when greeting the newly crowned King and Queen of the United Kingdom, as they made their way past her at the coronation concert on Sunday, May 7.Charlotte was captured on video curtsying as her mother, Kate Middleton, 41, and older brother, Prince George, 9, also curtsied and bowed, respectively, when King Charles was making his way to his seat. However, the young princess appeared to trip slightly as her grandfather walked past her, though she recovered quickly, looking to her brother and father, Prince William, 40, to see if anyone had seen her stumble.

The Waleses' children have stolen the show this weekend as they carried out their public appearances with aplomb. On Sunday night, nine year old Prince George and Princess Charlotte, eight, joined their mother and father, the Prince and Princess of Wales, for the Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle.

Princess Kate and Prince William were in great company Sunday for King Charles III coronation concert at Windsor Castle. Their two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, appeared to be having a blast while sitting in the royal box to watch the show with 20,000 revelers. The family cheered along as Nicole Scherzinger took the stage to sing before Katy Perry and Lionel Richie performed for the new king and queen.

Prince William and Kate Middleton's kids are ready to party! On Sunday, Prince George and Princess Charlotte joined their parents and grandparents, King Charles III and Queen Camilla, at Windsor Castle for the coronation concert. George, 9, and Charlotte, 8, sat next to their parents and in the same row as their grandparents for the show.In a sweet moment, as the king and queen arrived, Charlotte joined her mother as they curtsied to the king and queen as they took their seats.Not in attendance for the show was Prince Louis, 5.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte made their surprise debut at Sunday night’s Coronation concert - earlier than planned, as they were so eager to see the musical acts scheduled to perform. With a spring in their step and big smiles on their faces, the adorable youngsters arrived alongside King Charles and Queen Camilla, who were also accompanied by Prince William and Kate Middleton.

King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla looked "anxious" at today's historic Coronation earlier today, Saturday, 6 May, says a royal expert.The ceremony began at 11am and lasted for two hours but Royal expert Jennie Bond exclusively told OK! she was “worried” about how the pair looked during the ceremony. She said: "I was surprised by the the weirdness of some of the rituals and I was not surprised, but a bit worried, about how anxious both the King and the Queen looked." Jennie also questioned if the royals even enjoyed themselves due to the complexity of the ceremony, and said she would have liked to see them be more “relaxed”.

Supporting their grandad! Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis attended King Charles III’s royal coronation alongside their parents, Prince William and Princess Kate, and older brother Prince George.

King Charles III, but Princess Charlotte is stealing the show. All eyes were on the adorable 8-year-old, who celebrated her birthday on Tuesday, as she stepped out with the royal family for the coronation on Saturday morning. Charlotte played the part of doting big sister to her little brother, Prince Louis, 5, as they entered Westminster Abbey behind their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton.Charlotte wore a white dress and cape for the momentous occasion, with her hair pulled back in a bun and the top of her head adorned with a tiny tiara to complement her mother's.

The Princess of Wales will be playing a key role this week for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis in the final run-up to the Coronation, according to former BBC royal correspondent, Jennie Bond. In what will be a busy and possibly overwhelming few days for the three young royals, the expert revealed that Kate will step into her "mother hen" role and make sure each of her children are feeling comfortable.

olive without.Eight-year-old Princess Charlotte’s favorite snack has been revealed, and it’s quite sophisticated for such a youngster. In a recently resurfaced report, the Princess’ mom, Kate Middleton, divulged that her daughter loves to eat olives, according to The Mirror.

Princess Charlotte has a big smile on her face ahead of her 8th birthday. Kate Middleton and Prince William took to their official, royal Instagram on Monday to celebrate their daughter's big day on May 2.  "Wishing Princess Charlotte a very happy birthday! 8 tomorrow," the caption read, with a few festive emojis.

Princess Charlotte is turning 8! One day ahead of the royal's birthday on Tuesday, her parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, released a new photo of her. In the pic, which was taken in Windsor over the weekend by the Princess of Wales, the birthday girl offers the camera a big smile. She looks cute as can be wearing a white dress, which features a ruffle neckline and embroidered pink and blue flowers.«Wishing Princess Charlotte a very happy birthday! 8 tomorrow,» the couple wrote alongside the photo.A post shared by The Prince and Princess of Wales (@princeandprincessofwales)The latest pic of Charlotte comes just days after her parents shared a rare personal photo of themselves in honor of their 12th wedding anniversary.

Newly-released images of King Charles with his grandkids, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, have been revealed ahead of the Coronation.The never-before-seen snapshots were unveiled in a BBC documentary titled "Charles R: The Making of a Monarch" that aired on Tuesday night. It's believed that the photographs were taken back in 2016, and capture some truly heartwarming moments.

Prince William is set to honor his father, King Charles, during his coronation on Saturday. The Prince of Wales – who is also the heir to the throne – will vow his loyalty and allegiance to the King during the ceremony. According to the liturgy of the service, about halfway through the historic ceremony, William will kneel before his father, place his hands between his and recite: "I, William, Prince of Wales, pledge my loyalty to you and faith and truth I will bear unto you, as your liege man of life and limb.

, and by all accounts, this year's (confidential) guest list is primed to be the most star-studded one yet. All the information you want to know about fashion's biggest night—including how and when to watch—is below, and I'll be there to bring you all the looks and via Glamour's .Speaking of fashion and spectacle, this week finally brings the premiere of the Bridgerton prequel, Queen Charlotte, which for over a year.

King Charles’ Coronation will bring us together at what has indisputably been a tough time for the country, with royal experts predicting it will provide just the tonic we need.The 6 May ceremony at Westminster Abbey kicks off a special three-day Bank Holiday extravaganza that will see Britons and members of the Commonwealth salute the crowning of our new King. And while the coronation itself will undoubtedly be a time to toast the monarch, the following day, 7 May, is when the nation will really let its collective hair down.The Coronation Big Lunch – organised by the Eden Project – will see neighbours and communities across the country throw street parties and share food together in what’s being described as “a nationwide act of celebration and friendship”.

For all the excitement and anticipation surrounding his coronation, King Charles will no doubt find the landmark day a bittersweet experience. While on the one hand he’s likely to feel immense pride when he’s finally crowned King, experts believe there will inevitably be a part of him that is tinged with sadness as he remembers the monarch who preceded him – his beloved mother, Queen Elizabeth II.

Thanks to the record-breaking reign of Queen Elizabeth II, for most of us, King Charles’ will be the first coronation we’ve witnessed. As the longest-reigning monarch in British history, the late Queen’s 70 years on the throne meant that Charles, her eldest son, has automatically had the longest wait of any heir apparent.