Princess Charlotte was just two during the visit to Poland in July 2017 (Image: GETTY)
A video showing ‘s first-ever curtesy during a royal visit to Poland back in July 2017 has gone viral. The then-two-year-old was spotted on the runway at Chopin Airport in Warsaw as she and – then aged four – joined their parents on a visit. The adorable clip, which was posted on by @princessroyallx, was viewed more than 111,000 times – and liked more than 11,000 times.
Under the video posted with the caption, “When they bow to her”, royal fans appeared delighted to see the clip resurface.
As well as the clip from Poland, the video also included clips from Christmas Day in 2019 and Charlotte’s bow to at her funeral in 2022.
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Charlotte’s brother Prince George was also on the visit to Poland in 2017 (Image: GETTY)
Posted at the time that the clip from Poland first emerged, an article from Town & Country read: “As the toddler departed Warsaw on the royal tour of Poland and Germany, she dipped into a curtsy as she said goodbye to the Polish dignitaries who were seeing her family off.
“While it appears that nobody even noticed the little princess curtsy, it’s no surprise that she has her royal moves down pat from watching her mum. She learned from the very best.”
Vogue Magazine also wrote: “Everyone Missed Princess Charlotte’s Curtsy in Warsaw, Except the Entire Internet.”
As well as their good manners and ability to adhere to royal etiquette, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, have all been praised for their good behaviour during royal outings – with experts previously sharing .
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The experts at Babysense have previously said: “Details have been released about Kate and William’s ‘house rules’ when it comes to disciplining their children.
“These include opting for a ‘chat sofa’ instead of a naughty step and when a row or form of confrontation erupts, Kate or William will take the child in question to another room to be spoken to about their behaviour.
“Although there is no right or wrong way to parent a child, the techniques Kate and William implement show that they prefer to speak to their children about their behaviour and why it’s unacceptable. This is a technique many parents use and believe will help their child understand why they are being disciplined more clearly.”