Princess Charlotte's relatable reaction to spotting herself on TV at Philip memorial

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Princess Charlotte was one of the youngest guests at Prince Philip's memorial service and had a very relatable reaction to spotting herself on TV.Her appearance, alongside her older brother, eight-year-old Prince George, drummed up a lot of support on social media for the Cambridge family.The six-year-old displayed impeccable behaviour at the Westminster Abbey event on Tuesday (March 29) but appeared to be briefly startled by the cameras.Midway through the ceremony, a camera zooms into where Prince Charlotte is sitting next to her mother Kate, Duchess of Cambridge.While staring around at the architecture of the 13th-century building, Charlotte appears to suddenly notice her face is being shown on the TV.The six-year-old is briefly taken aback and seems to flinch, before giving a little smile and turning away.The moment was spotted by the royal appreciation Twitter account @RoyalReporterUK and was then widely shared and commented on by other fans.One user commented: "Princess Charlotte is so cute!""You can't help but smile when you see this," said a second person.Another viewer said: "Oh that's just adorable."This comes after lip-readers watching footage of Kate and Princess Charlotte arriving at Westminster Abbey believe the Duchess of Cambridge was reassuring her daughter.Kate said three words to young Charlotte, which allegedly were: "You can smile."Since the event, royal fans have been debating if Charlotte looks more like her late grandmother Princess Diana or her great-grandmother, The Queen.Commentators were also analysing the large role Prince Andrew had at the service, right by his mother's side, a month after he settled a US civil sex assault case with Virginia GiuffreBody language expert Nick Davies told Daily.