Princess Charlotte was determined to make a few wishes come true this Christmas.
Realizing that everyone gathered outside St. Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, Norfolk wanted to take a photo with her, the 10-year-old stopped to take a few selfies after her family’s annual holiday service.
Meanwhile, his father Prince William wasn’t asking for much this Christmas, other than for his little girl to catch up with the rest of the family.
“Charlotte,” he called his daughter in the Good morning! Review social media video shared on December 25, to which she politely replied: “I’m coming.”
Before Charlotte joins the rest of the family, including her mother Kate Middleton and brothers Prince George,12, and Prince Louis7 years old: Well-wishers were delighted to take a selfie with the young royal.
“Can we have a photo with you,” a woman asked in a TikTok video shared by fans on Dec. 25, to which William and Kate’s daughter replied, “Yes.”
Wanting to stay in compliance with royal rules, the fan continued: “Are you able to take it or are you not allowed?”
But it seems the snap was completely within protocol, as the video then switched to a selfie.
