Princess Charlotte: Her compassionate look reminiscent of her grandmother Princess Diana (photos and videos)

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During the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth, we had the opportunity to enjoy the princesses of Cambridge on various occasions. The absolute protagonist was Prince Louis with his grimaces and liveliness on the podiums, however Princess Charlotte and Prince George They showed their good manners and empathy.

On one of their public outings, Queen Elizabeth's two great-grandchildren accompanied their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton at Cardiff Castle in Wales.

The couple and their two older children attended rehearsals and met actors attending a castle concert, including Wales singer Bonnie Tyler. William and Kate seemed to encourage their shy children to shake hands and greet the audience as they arrived in the Welsh capital.

Unknown snapshot of woman in wheelchair

During this visit, Prince William e had a special conversation with Siobhan Lewis, 37, who suffers from cerebral palsy and is confined to a wheelchair. and Tracey's mother, from Cardiff. Siobhan told the prince that she had met his mother, Princess Diana, when she was at the Peto Institute in Budapest, Hungary, and that she had given flowers to Queen Elizabeth several years ago.

The whole family gathered to talk to her with Kate smiling at her and telling her how beautiful her red sneakers are.

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The 37-year-old gave flowers to Kate while Princess Charlotte smiled at her and looked at her with an incredible look of compassion. Charlotte's expression reminded her of the beautiful Princess Diana.

Charlotte seemed to be upset to see the woman and looked at her brother who also looked upset.

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Η πριγκίπισσα Diana was a philanthropist and compassionate and it is no coincidence that she went down in history as the princess of the people. visits to children and adults in need, and he did not hesitate to embrace AIDS patients.