Princess Charlotte's "priceless" reaction to a Paddington Bear tribute to the late Queen during the royal Christmas carol service stole the hearts of many Royal fans who were watching.
The seven-year-old's face lit up during the Paddington Bear tribute to the late Queen during the Christmas carol concert at London’s Westminster Abbey, which aired on ITV on Christmas Eve, after being recorded on December 15.
Actor Hugh Bonneville, from the Paddington films, was among the celebrity guests at the event and he read an extract from one of Michael Bond's books about the beloved bear, The Mirror reports.
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Many viewers took to social media to comment how they saw Charlotte's face light up as she recognised his voice. The princess is then seen turning her head briskly towards her mum as she mumbles something at her, while she continues grinning.
One twitter user posted: "Princess Charlotte's excitement when she heard the words 'Paddington Bear' was priceless! #TogetherAtChristmas #PrincessCharlotte #paddington."
Anotheradded: "Charlotte’s excitement when Hugh came on #TogetherAtChristmas #paddington #PrincessofWales."
While another user said: "Princess Charlotte's excitement when she heard the words 'Paddington Bear' was priceless!"
And a third tweeted: "Look at Princess Charlotte’s excitement when Hugh Bonneville (who starred in the Paddington films) takes the stage at #TogetherAtChristmas."
While a fourth wrote: "A Christmas letter from Paddington Bear! The look on Princess Charlotte’s face was just adorable. At last it feel like Christmas."
The special service was dedicated to Queen Elizabeth II, as the Royal family spend their first Christmas without the late monarch. It was led by Kate Middleton.
The Princess of Wales was joined by her husband, Prince William, as well as their two eldest children, Prince George, nine, and Princess Charlotte, seven. King Charles III, the Queen Consort and other members of the Firm also attended the service.
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