Princess Catherine’s Heartwarming Gesture to King Charles Revealed in New Documentary

In a heartwarming clip from the upcoming documentary, “Charles III, The Coronation Year,” Princess Catherine is seen kissing and curtsying for King Charles following his coronation.

The BBC Today shared the video, capturing a previously unseen moment that showcases the affection between the princess and the king.

The clip shows the monarch and Queen Camilla returning to Buckingham Palace, where they are greeted by members of the royal household and family.

As Prince William and Catherine enter, other royals, including Prince Edward, congratulate the king with a kiss on the cheek.

Catherine follows suit, showing her respect for His Majesty by curtsying before him.

The behind-the-scenes footage also features Prince George, the eldest child of Prince William and Catherine, making an adorable appearance alongside his grandpa King Charles during the coronation back in May.

The young prince can be seen wearing his red uniform and preparing for the event with his grandfather and Queen Camilla.

In an endearing moment, King Charles shares a sweet joke with his grandson as they get ready for the coronation.

The monarch playfully raises his arm in his robe, exclaiming, “I can fly,” while gesturing towards the four-page boys, including Prince George.

He then asks the boys if they should get themselves organized, creating a lighthearted atmosphere.

Princess Anne sheds light on Charles' emotions during this moment, comparing it to the relief felt by actors after a performance they put a lot of effort into.

The newly released footage also captures the queen, wearing her white-and-gold embroidered Bruce Oldfield gown and robes, expressing slight nervousness as she heads towards the carriage with her pages holding up her dress.

It is worth noting that Prince George's involvement in the coronation ceremony made history.

At the age of nine, he became the youngest future king to play an official role in a crowning.

Traditionally, this role is given to boys aged 12 to 15, but George's deep interest and understanding led to his selection.

King Charles' love and generosity as a grandfather are well-known.

On Prince George's first birthday, he gifted him a lavish Victorian-style shepherd's hut, installed at the King and Queen's Gloucestershire Estate Highgrove.

The hut, equipped with a wood-burning stove and a daybed, remains a popular play area for the Wales children during their visits to their grandparents' country residence.

This tradition of special gifts for royal birthdays continues.

When Prince William turned seven in 1989, his father installed a treehouse at Highgrove, which has since been renovated for Prince George and his siblings.

Additionally, an entire forest at Balmoral has been named after George, as revealed by King Charles during an appearance on The One Show in 2021.

As Prince George celebrates his tenth birthday, King Charles and Queen Camilla were among the first to extend their wishes on social media.

The official Instagram and Twitter accounts of the royal family reposted a new photo of the young royal, shared by Prince William and Catherine.

The caption read, “Happy birthday to Prince George,” accompanied by a birthday cake emoji.

The photograph, taken by Millie Pilkington in Windsor, portrays George looking more grown-up than ever as he smiles for the camera while sitting on steps wearing a button-down shirt and long pants.

In keeping with tradition, the Prince and Princess of Wales released a new portrait of their eldest on the eve of his birthday, sharing it on their official social media accounts.

The heartwarming moments captured in the documentary and the ongoing gestures of love and support from King Charles towards his family demonstrate the strong bond within the royal household.

As the coronation year unfolds, the world eagerly awaits further glimpses into the lives of the royal family and their enduring relationships.