ABSOLUTELY HEART-MELTING”: Princess Charlotte Receives Touching Letter From 10-Year-Old Girl Ahead of Windsor Castle Visit — Royals Left Deeply Touched

Fans and royal watchers are reporting they are completely overwhelmed after hearing about the sweet letter Princess Charlotte received, calling it one of the most heartwarming and pure gestures they’ve ever seen. Written by a young girl, just 10 years old, the note reportedly brought smiles, tears, and an undeniable sense of awe to everyone following the story. Raw, innocent, and full of genuine admiration, this tiny but powerful message has captured hearts worldwide, leaving people emotionally stirred and utterly enchanted!

The princess is said to have been touched by the girl’s words, which expressed heartfelt excitement and admiration ahead of Charlotte’s visit to the historic Windsor Castle. Royal fans are sharing their reactions online, with many saying they’ve never seen such a sweet moment from the royal family in recent years.

The letter — filled with childhood wonder and genuine affection — has sparked a wave of joy, making audiences everywhere feel the magic and charm of royal kindness in its purest form

Grace Barrett introduced herself to Charlotte before explaining why she would be at the Castle

Princess Kate and Prince William have posted a touching handwritten letter written by a 10-year-old, addressed to Princess Charlotte, on their Instagram story.

This post comes just one day after an investiture ceremony took place at Windsor Castle with King Charles.

The message was written by Grace Barrett, 10, whose mother, Carly Barrett, and grandmother, Alison Madgin, were honoured by the King during the ceremony.

Mrs Madgin and Mrs Barrett run “Samantha’s Legacy”, a charity that raises awareness of and works to prevent knife crime, while also supporting bereaved families.

The Prince and Princess of Wales’s post, uploaded to the couple’s official Instagram account, included a video of King Charles presenting an honour to Mrs Barrett, who was wearing a green dress.

Mrs Barrett was accompanied by Mrs Madgin in the video, which Kate and William placed below Grace’s neatly penned note to the young Princess Charlotte.

Grace introduced herself to Princess Charlotte before explaining why she would be at Windsor Castle.

She went on to explain that she would be visiting “on [9th] December with my mum, Carly Barrett, who is being [awarded] an MBE for her special work helping people affected with crime.”

Grace’s mother, Mrs Barrett, was recognised for her work supporting families impacted by violent crime.

The 10-year-old also proudly noted that her grandmother, Mrs Madgin, was receiving a medal on the same day.

Mrs Madgin has been a prominent campaigner following the tragic loss of her daughter, Samantha, and has worked extensively to improve support for victims’ families.