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First photos of Princess Charlotte

Amelia Theodorakis
By Amelia Theodorakis
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CORRECTS LOCATION - This image made available by Kensington Palace Saturday, June 6, 2015, taken by Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, at Anmer Hall, eastern England in mid-May 2015 shows Britain's Princess Charlotte, right, being held by her brother, 2-year-old, Prince George. Britainís royals have been photographed by some of the world's leading photographers. But Prince William and Kate are continuing a more informal tradition begun two years ago with the first official portrait of Prince George, taken by his grandfather Michael Middleton. Charlotte was born May 2 and is fourth in line to the throne. (Duchess of Cambridge via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT

The first official photographs of Princess Charlotte, cradled in the arms of her older brother Prince George, have been published by the Royal Family. The photos feature George looking lovingly down on his baby sister, who is now a little over a month old.  

The photos were taken by their mother, Kate, and posted on Twitter by Kensington Palace.

Charlotte is fourth in line to succeed her great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, after her paternal grandfather and Prince of Wales, Charles, her father, Prince William and her elder brother.

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Amelia Theodorakis
Amelia Theodorakishttps://ameliatheoodorakis.godaddysites.com/
A writer and communications specialist with eight years’ in startups, SMEs, not-for-profits and corporates. Interests and expertise in gender studies, history, finance, banking, human interest, literature and poetry.
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