Today marked a poignant gathering as nearly the entire royal family convened at Westminster Abbey to pay tribute to the late Prince Philip.

The atmosphere was filled with warmth and nostalgia, as family members came together to honor their beloved relative.

The Queen, along with her children and grandchildren, were present, but they weren’t alone.

The youngest royals also made an appearance, including Prince George and Princess Charlotte, children of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

Seated prominently near the front, the Cambridge family took their place in a row just ahead of Prince William’s cousins, Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie.

Accompanying them were their husbands, Edoardo Mapelli Masi and Jack Brooksbank.

The service was a blend of solemnity and affection, with moments that tugged at the heartstrings of those in attendance and viewers at home.

One particularly delightful moment occurred during the singing of a hymn.

As the congregation filled the grand space with their voices, Charlotte turned her gaze around the magnificent interior of the Abbey.

It was then that she locked eyes with Beatrice, who responded with an exaggerated smile.

Charlotte, in turn, beamed back at her dad’s cousin, creating a sweet exchange that did not go unnoticed.

Royal fans were quick to express their joy over this charming interaction on social media.

One Twitter user reminisced about the lovely bond between the two, recalling a photo from Eugenie’s wedding.

Another noted how it seemed Charlotte looks up to Beatrice, commenting, “Bless.” The connection between the younger royals is evident, and such moments serve to highlight the familial ties that bind them.

But that wasn’t the only heartwarming encounter Charlotte had during the service.

As she exited alongside her parents, William and Kate, she also exchanged greetings with another one of the Queen’s great-granddaughters, Mia Tyndall.