Princess Kate receives sweet tribute from Lilibet

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter Princess Lilibet, who was born in the US, is developing the sweetest connection to her aunt Princess Kate.

The little Princess is settling into the UK life after returning in August, learning about her aunt Princess Kate's favourite skills at a very little age, sending a message of love to the future Queen that she's following in her footsteps.

In a new picture shared for Harry's 42nd birthday earlier this month, Prince William's niece was spotted enjoying a new hobby.

In one black-and-white photo, the five-year-old, whose face was covered with an emoji for privacy, was spotted photographing her dad Harry with a Polaroid camera.

She also appeared to pay a sweet tribute to the nature-loving Princess Catherine with her chic look, wearing a floral summer dress with her long red hair left loose.

Her actions spoke volumes as she already looked every bit the professional, expertly angling the lens upwards to capture the perfect shot.

Meanwhile, Harry was more than ready to be photographed by his sweet daughter, sporting a charming straw hat and standing still as she took the picture.

It's not the first time Lili has been behind the camera. In January, Meghan shared a video dancing with Prince Harry as part of a 2016 "throwback" trend, writing in the caption: "Cred: our daughter".

Lili's new photography hobby is a passion she shares with her aunt, Princess Kate, as well as her older brother, Prince Archie, seven.

In 2023, Meghan revealed that her son, who was four at the time, had been learning photography from her close friend and filmmaker, Misan Harriman.

Meanwhile, the Princess of Wales has become well known for her passion for amateur photography, and is often behind official portraits of her children.

She told This Morning in 2020: "I am very much an amateur photographer. I've sort of learned along the way, but during this time I've spent lots of time picking up my camera and taking photographs of the children because they are always around us when we are doing stuff together, which has been great."