The Prince and Princess of Wales's children always steal the show whenever they join their parents at their public engagements.
And one cheeky gesture from Princess Charlotte once had the crowds in hysterics.
Back in 2019, the then Duke and Duchess of Cambridge competed in the King Cup's sailing regatta in Cowes on the Isle of Wight.
Prince George, then six, and Princess Charlotte, four, watched their parents in action from a nearby boat with their maternal grandparents, Carole and Michael Middleton.
The young royals were later reunited with Prince William and Kate and little Charlotte was spotted poking her tongue out as they made their way to the trophy presentation. Watch the video above.
© GettyIt was later revealed that Charlotte wasn't making the cheeky gesture to the crowd, but because she had spotted her grandfather, Michael Middleton.
© Getty ImagesKate wanted to show her children a familiar face in the crowd before they took their places in front of the stage for the prize-giving, and so she pointed her father Michael out for Charlotte to see.
The mother-daughter duo then proceeded to pull a series of funny faces at Michael.
As HELLO!'s Online Royal Correspondent I have to say this is up there with one of my favourite royal moments. It shows that the Waleses are just like any other family and have their own inside jokes between one another. I think it also shows how the sweet relationship between the Middletons and their royal grandchildren, and indicates how fun and playful they are behind closed doors.
Granny and grandpa Middleton
George, Charlotte and Louis share a close bond with Carole and Michael.
The Middletons were even seen playing a card game with their grandchildren in home video footage as Kate announced the end of her cancer treatment last autumn.
© GettyLouis even thanked his grandparents for playing games with him in a handwritten note placed on the Kindness Tree at the Princess of Wales's Christmas concert last year.
© Kensington PalaceThe Waleses reside at Adelaide Cottage in Windsor, a short drive from Carole and Michael's Bucklebury mansion.
The children are currently enjoying a break from their studies during the school summer holidays.
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