Princess Charlotte's Got Talent: Young Royal Carries on Queen Elizabeth II's Legacy of Hilarious Political Impressions

Princess Charlotte, the lively 9-year-old daughter of Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, is quickly gaining a reputation as "something of a royal comic in the new monarchy," according to a royal insider.

It seems the young princess has inherited a unique gift from her late great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II: an exceptional flair for mimicry.

This led royal author Phil Dampier to disclose, "I'm told Charlotte has also inherited from the late Queen a brilliant ability to mimic prominent figures."

This unique skill mirrors the late monarch's penchant for impersonations, which once enlivened family gatherings with renditions of political figures, including U.S. presidents and post-Soviet Russian leader Boris Yeltsin.

Beyond her comedic talents, Charlotte also allegedly shares a profound connection with her late grandmother, Princess Diana, through a shared passion for ballet. The young princess reportedly attends weekly private ballet lessons in South London, a pursuit that echoes Diana's love for dance.

The late Princess of Wales aspired to be a professional ballerina and served as the patron of the English National Ballet.

This shared enthusiasm for ballet not only bridges generations "but also underscores the enduring legacy of Diana's artistic inclinations," according to a royal insider.

Royal observers have also noted that Charlotte has inherited the distinctive "Spencer stare," a signature expression of Diana characterized by a shy, upward gaze through the eyelashes. Such physical and behavioral traits "serve as poignant reminders of Diana's lasting influence on the royal family," an ex-palace aide dished.

In addition to her artistic pursuits, Charlotte's talent for mimicry adds a layer of vivacity to royal family interactions despite the princess "showing a keen interest in appearing stoic and mysterious in public," the aide stated.

Dampier remarked, "That should come in handy at Christmas when the royals gather in the evening at Sandringham to play charades."

Following Dampier's theme of family togetherness, the insider also pointed out, "This inherited ability not only enriches family traditions but also highlights the continuity of personal traits across generations."

Charlotte's diverse interests reportedly extend to gymnastics, piano, tennis and horse riding, reflecting a well-rounded upbringing. The future queen has previously shared insights into Charlotte's love for dance, affirming that her daughter "loves ballet and tap."

Such revelations offer a glimpse into the young royal's multifaceted personality and the nurturing environment fostered by her parents, numerous royal analysts summarize.

As Princess Charlotte continues to grow, her inherited talents and passions not only honor the legacies of Elizabeth II and Diana but also contribute to the rich cultural fabric of the royal family. All perfect traits for a predicted, future Princess Royal to have.

Us Weekly reported on Dampier's remarks.