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The images, taken by her mother the Duchess of Cambridge, show Charlotte delivering food parcels to elderly people during the coronavirus pandemic in April.
According to the Kensington Royal account, the photos were taken as the family packed and delivered food to isolated pensioners, and were released Friday ahead of her fifth birthday on Saturday.
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The photos were taken on the Sandringham Estate, the Queen's country estate in rural Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London.
In one image Charlotte, fourth in line to the throne, can be seen approaching a front door clutching a bag of pasta.
The photos are just one of many taken by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, whose photographs of her children are regularly posted to royal social media channels.
Just last week, several photos shared by Kensington Palace on Instagram and Twitter showed Prince Louis with rainbow colored paint on his hands to mark his second birthday.
According to the Kensington Royal account, the photos were taken as the family packed and delivered food to isolated pensioners, and were released Friday ahead of her fifth birthday on Saturday. Just last week, several photos shared by Kensington Palace on Instagram and Twitter showed Prince Louis with rainbow colored paint on his hands to mark his second birthday. In one image Charlotte, fourth in line to the throne, can be seen approaching a front door clutching a bag of pasta. Just last week, several photos shared by Kensington Palace on Instagram and Twitter showed Prince Louis with rainbow colored paint on his hands to mark his second birthday. Just last week, several photos shared by Kensington Palace on Instagram and Twitter showed Prince Louis with rainbow colored paint on his hands to mark his second birthday. The images, taken by her mother the Duchess of Cambridge, show Charlotte delivering food parcels to elderly people during the coronavirus pandemic in April. Just last week, several photos shared by Kensington Palace on Instagram and Twitter showed Prince Louis with rainbow colored paint on his hands to mark his second birthday. The photos were taken on the Sandringham Estate, the Queen's country estate in rural Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London. According to the Kensington Royal account, the photos were taken as the family packed and delivered food to isolated pensioners, and were released Friday ahead of her fifth birthday on Saturday. Just last week, several photos shared by Kensington Palace on Instagram and Twitter showed Prince Louis with rainbow colored paint on his hands to mark his second birthday. The images, taken by her mother the Duchess of Cambridge, show Charlotte delivering food parcels to elderly people during the coronavirus pandemic in April. In one image Charlotte, fourth in line to the throne, can be seen approaching a front door clutching a bag of pasta. According to the Kensington Royal account, the photos were taken as the family packed and delivered food to isolated pensioners, and were released Friday ahead of her fifth birthday on Saturday. The photos were taken on the Sandringham Estate, the Queen's country estate in rural Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London. Just last week, several photos shared by Kensington Palace on Instagram and Twitter showed Prince Louis with rainbow colored paint on his hands to mark his second birthday. Just last week, several photos shared by Kensington Palace on Instagram and Twitter showed Prince Louis with rainbow colored paint on his hands to mark his second birthday. The photos are just one of many taken by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, whose photographs of her children are regularly posted to royal social media channels. The photos were taken on the Sandringham Estate, the Queen's country estate in rural Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London. The photos are just one of many taken by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, whose photographs of her children are regularly posted to royal social media channels. The photos were taken on the Sandringham Estate, the Queen's country estate in rural Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London. According to the Kensington Royal account, the photos were taken as the family packed and delivered food to isolated pensioners, and were released Friday ahead of her fifth birthday on Saturday. The photos are just one of many taken by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, whose photographs of her children are regularly posted to royal social media channels. The photos were taken on the Sandringham Estate, the Queen's country estate in rural Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London. In one image Charlotte, fourth in line to the throne, can be seen approaching a front door clutching a bag of pasta. The photos are just one of many taken by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, whose photographs of her children are regularly posted to royal social media channels. The photos were taken on the Sandringham Estate, the Queen's country estate in rural Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London. In one image Charlotte, fourth in line to the throne, can be seen approaching a front door clutching a bag of pasta. According to the Kensington Royal account, the photos were taken as the family packed and delivered food to isolated pensioners, and were released Friday ahead of her fifth birthday on Saturday. According to the Kensington Royal account, the photos were taken as the family packed and delivered food to isolated pensioners, and were released Friday ahead of her fifth birthday on Saturday. The photos were taken on the Sandringham Estate, the Queen's country estate in rural Norfolk, about 100 miles north of London.
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