Princess Charlotte Takes on Role of Mentor to Younger Brother Prince Louis

Princess Charlotte, the seven-year-old daughter of Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, showed off her impeccable style and maturity as she attended the Easter Sunday service with her family at St George's Chapel in Berkshire.

The young princess looked stunning in her royal blue coat, which matched her mother's outfit, and an electric blue pair of tights.

However, it was her role as mentor to her younger brother, Prince Louis, that caught the attention of many.

Charlotte walked hand in hand with her father, Prince William, keeping a watchful eye on her younger brother, who was a few steps behind her with their mother, Catherine.

This is not the first time that Charlotte has taken on the role of mentor for both her brothers, George and Louis, during public outings.

She constantly keeps an eye on her younger brother, Prince Louis, who was walking a few steps behind her with their mother.

According to Judy James, a professional body language expert, Charlotte's constant glances and smiles of approval for Louis show that she is like a wingwoman to her mother when it comes to keeping an eye on her youngest Wales' child.

She suggested that Charlotte seems like the sibling who might rule the roost at home, and is accepted as the sibling alpha when it comes to public outings like this one.

It was evident that Charlotte was pleased with her brother's behaviour at the Easter Sunday service, which was a far cry from Louis' cheeky antics at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee last year.

The young prince had pulled faces during the Royal Air Force fly-pass and appeared restless during the Platinum Pageant on the Mall.

However, Judy claims that Louis was on his very best behaviour at this Easter service, and Charlotte's smile will have been like a seal of approval for his ability to get it right.

Charlotte and George have marked several firsts together over the past few years, including their first official visit to Cardiff in June 2022.

Last year, the two siblings walked hand in hand with their parents to the Easter Sunday service, which Prince Louis missed due to his young age.

Today's Easter Sunday marked the first holiday since the Wales family moved into Adelaide Cottage, located just minutes away from Windsor Castle and the Chapel.

The Royal family attended the Easter Sunday service in Windsor, led by King Charles and Queen Camilla, who will be crowned next month at Westminster Abbey.

Several relatives also attended the service, including Princess Eugenie and Beatrice with their husbands, Prince Andrew and Princess Anne, the Tyndall family, and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.

Lady Louise, who is studying English at St Andrew's University in Scotland, was not with them, but Edward and Sophie were accompanied by their teenage son, James.

It's heartening to see the Royal family come together to celebrate Easter Sunday and mark important milestones in their lives.

The young royals, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, are growing up so fast, and it's a joy to see them attending public events and making their mark in their own way.

Princess Charlotte looked absolutely adorable at the service, and it's clear that she's growing up to be a caring and responsible older sister to Prince Louis.

It's not surprising that she has taken on the role of mentor to her younger brother, as she constantly keeps an eye on him during public outings.