Tamong the many, very precious crown jewels locked in safes, there is also the first tiara that one day Princess Charlotte will wear9 years old next May 2nd. William and Kate’s second child is indeed destined to become the new Princess Royal, a title she will inherit from Anne of England, who is 73 years old. And as happened to her great-aunt, will have to wait quite a bit longer.
Princess Charlotte is already preparing for her Royal future
It is very likely that, after turning 16, Charlotte will be allowed to choose her first tiara at an official event, such as a state dinner at Buckingham Palace. Just like it happened to Anna, who wore hers at 17. And once she came of age, Charlotte will also be able to pose for her first official portrait. With a tiara on his head.
Charlotte will beto Princess Royal as Anne of England
The title of Princess Royal, role currently played by Anna has always been hers, since birth. Like her great-aunt, Charlotte will be a senior member of the Royal Family, able to represent William when she isto king, and then his brother George, who will inherit the crown from his father. Charlotte will also take precedence over her younger brother Louis.
Charlotte as Margaret of England
In predicting the future of the little princess, English experts are based on the certainty that Charlotte is already following Anna’s steps and those of Margaret of England, the only two Princess Royals of the modern monarchical era. Third in line of direct succession to the throne, little Charlotte finds herself occupying a privileged role: in fact, she will not have to wait for the wedding to wear a Royal tiara (as instead happened to Beatrice and Eugenie of York, two princesses who do not, however, cover the role of working Royal).
Charlotte with George at Sandringham. (Getty Images)
One more opportunity to immediately wear her tiaras
As soon as possible, and study commitments permitting, Charlotte will also have to spend a lot of time traveling as a teenager. At court they can’t wait to consolidate the role of the beautiful princess, the next official face of the monarchy abroad.
Charlotte is obviously the only one who can fill the role that now belongs to her mother Kate and which, before her, belonged to grandmother Diana. And the tiaras to be worn at official events will also travel with her.
One of Charlotte’s tiaras will be the Spencer one
To the little cousin Lilibet, who turns three in June, has already been awarded several jewels that belonged to her grandmother Dianabut the most important one, the Spencer tiara – worn at her wedding to Charles and currently kept at Althorp House – will go to Charlotte.
Dad William has already made an agreement with his uncle, Count Charles: considering Charlotte’s high position in the succession and future role, Diana’s most famous tiara belongs only to her.
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