Princess Charlotte and Princess Catherine of Wales Melt Hearts in Heartwarming Easter Moment

The world witnessed a touching moment between Princess Charlotte and her mother, Princess Catherine of Wales, that left royal fans around the globe in tears.

The adorable mummy-daughter moment played out as the pair, acknowledged bystanders, gathered to catch a glimpse of senior royals leaving the Easter service at Windsor Castle.

Princess Charlotte, who looked like a spitting image of her mother, wore a blue, spring-styled patterned dress adorned with a floral print.

As Princess Catherine waved at spectators, the seven-year-old followed with a shy wave of her own.

Royal fans couldn't help but gush over the mini-me moment, with many taking to social media to express their love and admiration for the duo.

“I love this!

A mummy and Charlotte moment!

So much love between them, it's plausible,” one royal fan wrote on Twitter.

Another added, “So adorable!

Princess Charlotte waits for the Princess of Wales to join her.

Not without my mummy!”

A third commented, “William and Catherine are doing such a lovely job raising their children.

So beautiful to see children show respect to adults.”

The Prince and Princess of Wales were joined by their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.

It was the first Easter service for four-year-old Prince Louis, who looked dapper in a smart suit jacket with light blue shorts.

Meanwhile, Prince George and his father, Prince William, walked side by side wearing matching navy suits, and Princess Charlotte held her dad's hand as they arrived.

The theme of blue set the scene among royal attendees, with King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla also donning matching royal blue outfits.

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh arrived with their son James, the Earl of Wessex.

Princess Beatrice came with her husband, Eduardo Mapelli Mosi, and sister Princess Eugenie arrived with her husband, Jack Brooksbank.

Mike and Zara Tindall were also spotted with their two daughters, Mia and Lena.

The Easter service had a poignant undertone for the royal family, as it was the first one without the late Queen Elizabeth II.

The chapel is also where the late Queen's final resting place is.

She was buried at the small King George VI Memorial Chapel alongside her husband Prince Philip, the late Duke of Edinburgh, her father George VI, and the Queen Mother who was also buried there, with all their names inscribed in a black stone slab on the floor.

After the service, it is thought the royals will keep with tradition and gather outside Windsor Castle for the holiday weekend.

Despite the somber undertone, the royal family's presence brought joy and excitement to those who had gathered to see them.

Their style and grace, even during times of grief, continue to inspire people around the world.

The bond between Princess Charlotte and her mother is a testament to the love and respect that is evident throughout the entire royal family.

As they walked out of the service together, Princess Catherine held her daughter's coat, a typical mummy duty that showed the world how down-to-earth and relatable the royals can be.

Their adorable mummy-daughter moment was a reminder that despite their royal titles and statures, they are still a family that loves and supports each other.

The royal family's commitment to tradition and duty is admirable, but it is their compassion and kindness that truly sets them apart.

The world could use more moments like this one between Princess Charlotte and her mother, moments that remind us of the importance of family and love.