Princess Charlotte seemingly has a skill that was once held by her great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. Royal author Phil Dampier claimed in an interview with Hello! magazine published on Monday, December 2, that he’s been told that Charlotte, 9, has “inherited” the “brilliant ability to mimic prominent figures” from the late monarch.

Following Queen Elizabeth II's death, Prince William and Kate took on royal duties while raising their children. Recently, William faced overwhelming challenges with both King Charles and Kate diagnosed with cancer,

Queen Elizabeth II's deep affection for corgis began in her early years and continued throughout her life. Over the years, she became the proud owner of more than 30 of these beloved

Princess Charlotte is a royal of many talents, from her tennis ability to her dance moves and skills on the piano keys—which she gets from her mother, Kate Middleton. Well, it seems the young princess also has a knack for comedy and inherited her timing from one of her other royal relatives.

The Prince and Princess of Wales's daughter appears to have inherited this hidden talent from her late great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II