Prince William and Kate Middleton delighted royal fans in Norfolk on Christmas Day as they brought two of their three children to church with them.
Prince George and Princess Charlotte accompanied their parents to the 11am service at St Mary Magdalene's Church in Sandringham on Christmas morning.
Well-wishers were thrilled to see the family and four-year-old Charlotte was more than happy to oblige the crowds - accepting a bouquet of roses from a young boy and hugging a woman in a wheelchair.
But the little princess had one other special moment following the festive service that you might not have seen - and it reminds us all just how much like her mum she is.
As the Queen prepared to leave the church, Charlotte joined her fellow royals to see her great-grandmother off.
The family stood on the church steps and as the Queen was driven away in a black Bentley, the Duchess of Cambridge could be seen curtsying at the car.
This sign of respect was followed by another little curtsy - this time from her daughter.
The princess looked adorable as she lightly held the hem of her green coat and gracefully bobbed down, copying her mum's gesture.
Several people on social media spotted the cute moment and gushed over it on Twitter .
One person wrote: "Charlotte curtsied to the Queen! OMG! So cute! Her momma did it first but she did and she did it like a true Princess! So freaking cute!"
Another said: "She is so well mannered."
A third replied: "What a magnificent curtsy it was!"
"Charlotte has a heart of gold like her mother and Diana. We will going to amaze the world," added someone else.
