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Princess Charlotte joined her parents and eldest brother, Prince George for Easter Sunday service at St. George’s Chapel.
The Cambridges were seen arriving with other members of the British Royal Family for Easter celebrations at Windsor Castle.
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Princess Charlotte joined her parents, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and her eldest brother Prince George at Westminster Abbey today to attend a Service of Thanksgiving for her great-grandfather, the Duke of Edinburgh.
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This is the first occasion the Cambridge children have participated in an official royal service.
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The princess was guided by her mother and introduced to The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby prior to the service.
WHAT CHARLOTTE WORE
COAT: Amaia 'Razorbil' Coat in Navy (£140).
DRESS: Il Porticciolo by Mariella Ferrari Smock Dress in Green Tartan (RRP £120 - now £50). ID by @bojanana. 
SHOES: Black patent ballerina flats with bow detail (unidentified). 
Credit: Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images
Kensington Palace released a new family portrait of the Cambridge family today which will serve as their official 2021 Christmas card. The photo was taken in Jordon earlier this year while the family was on vacation.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared an adorable photo of Princess Charlotte gently cradling a butterfly in order to raise awareness of the Big Butterfly Count initiative.
Image credit: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
The six year old princess is seen wearing a John Lewis Lace Trim Short Sleeve T-Shirt in Bijou Blue (ID by @bojanana).
She teamed it with pink floral shorts which remain unidentified.
The Duke of Cambridge was joined by Prince George and Princess Charlotte at a half-marathon on Sunday at Her Majesty's Sandringham Estate. The royals helped kickoff the Run Sandringham event with a countdown to start the race.
WHAT PRINCESS CHARLOTTE WORE
SWEATER: Polo Ralph Lauren Girls Pink Cotton-Blend-Fleece Sweatshirt ($49.50).
TOP: Next Girls White Spotted Polo Shirt (£15). 
SHORTS: Boden Girls Heart Pocket Shorts in College Navy ($40). 
SHOES: Nike Kids Fuchsia Revolution 5 Flyease sneaker ($55). 
In celebration of her 6th birthday tomorrow, Kensington Palace released this portrait photograph of Princess Charlotte taken by her mother, the Duchess of Cambridge this weekend in Norfolk.
Image credit: The Duchess of Cambridge
The young royal is seen wearing a navy blue Rachel Riley floral print button-front dress.
Charlotte has the same style dress in pink which she first wore for a visit to her mum's 'Back to Nature' garden at the Chelsea Flower Show in 2019.
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Kensington Palace released a new family portrait of the Cambridge family today which will serve as their official 2020 Christmas card. The photograph, taken by Matt Porteous, shows The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with their children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis sitting on haystacks in front of firewood.
Princess Charlotte, along with her siblings, Prince George and Prince Louis made their first ever red carpet appearance on Friday evening.
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The royal trio joined their parents, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge for a special performance of The National Lottery’s Pantoland at The London Palladium.
Princess Charlotte wore a Nicoletta Fanna 'Sveva' Dress in Brown and Navy Checks (£75), paired with navy tights and patent leather Mary Jane flats.
The Cambridge children have appeared in a video asking Sir David Attenborough questions about extinction, spiders and the naturalist’s favourite animals.
This is the first time the voices of the young royals have been heard in public. Seven-year-old Prince George, five-year-old Princess Charlotte and two-year old Prince Louis asked the 94-year-old broadcaster questions about the natural world.
Princess Charlotte wore her Thomas’s Battersea school uniform in the footage recorded at Kensington Palace last month.
Princess Charlotte and her siblings meet the great Sir David Attenbourouh earlier in the week. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared photographs of the encounter, taken after Prince William and Sir David attended an outdoor screening of Attenborough’s upcoming feature film.
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