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No one expected it — not even Prince William. When Princess Catherine stepped onto the stage at London’s Royal Opera House, hand in hand with little Charlotte, the room went completely still. Then the music began — “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” Mother and daughter moved together, graceful and full of heart, a quiet tribute to the late Princess Diana. You could see William in the royal box, eyes glistening, holding back tears. When the final note faded, Charlotte whispered, “My granny Diana loved ballet… I wanted to dance for her.” There was silence. Then thunderous applause. ❤️ For a moment, it didn’t feel like royalty — it felt like family, love, and legacy finding their rhythm again.

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