Princess Charlotte Honored the Queen in Such a Sweet Way

Princess Charlotte paid a sweet tribute to her late great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, at her state funeral today.

The seven-year-old attended today's final service in dedication to the late sovereign alongside her parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and her older brother, Prince George.

Princess Charlotte arrived to the ceremony at Westminster Abbey with her mother and brother in tow, and was later photographed inside near her aunt Meghan, the duchess of Sussex.

She wore a black coat dress paired with opaque tights and black ballet flats for the occasion, as well as a wide-brim hat like her mothers. Her look also included a special detail in honor of the queen. Pinned to the front of her coat dress was a dainty silver horseshoe brooch, assumed to be a nod to her grandmother's famous love of horses.

Queen Elizabeth often was photographed with horses throughout her life, having been an avid horseback rider since she was three years old, and even in one of her final birthday portraits was pictured alongside one of her precious ponies.

Princess Charlotte has reportedly also inherited a love for all things equestrian from her grandmother. In 2018, Paralympic Equestrian Natasha Baker met with the then Duchess of Cambridge who revealed her daughter's love of horseback riding.

"I asked her how the children were, and she said Charlotte is really enjoying her riding which is great to hear," Baker shared after her meeting with Kate. "She emphasized that Charlotte has this passion for horses and although she doesn’t echo it, she’ll do her best to champion and encourage it."

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