It was a glorious return to the spotlight for the Princess of Wales as she arrived for the men's singles finals at Wimbledon. An electric atmosphere awaited Catherine, 42, as those in Centre Court rose to their feet to give her a standing ovation - something which not only delighted her, but also her nine-year-old daughter, Princess Charlotte.
The young royal's beaming look of admiration spoke volumes, but it wasn't just Catherine who enjoyed a special 'mini-me' parenting moment.
The Prince of Wales, also 42, did the same with 11-year-old Prince George at the Euro 2024 Final. And although the heartbreak of England's 2-1 loss to Spain rippled through the stadium and at home, it proved to be a heartwarming father-and-son occasion.
"George and Charlotte really are cut from the same cloth as their parents," former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond exclusively tells OK!. "It's cute to see the pair out with their mum and dad.
They obviously have a great relationship and perhaps they get a kick out of playing lookalikes."
Looking at this closeness, relationship expert Nicky Wake echoes Jennie's comments.
"William and George looked adorable watching the Euros together. The way George mimicked his dad shows that he idolises him in every way, whether it was cheering and hugging in joy at the goal, or sitting in devastation at the result.
George looking over at William to copy his actions shows that he sees his father as a role model and aspires to be like him."
This adoration is similar when it comes to Kate and Charlotte's relationship, says Nicky - who founded dating site Chapter 2. She points out. “Kate has been through a lot recently, following her cancer diagnosis, and Charlotte looked full of pride as her mum received a standing ovation when she entered the royal box.
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