Sunday 11 September 2022 04:19 PM Moment Prince William is given Paddington Bear toy trends now

A young royal fan stood tall on her father's shoulders as she gifted the newly appointed Prince of Wales a Paddington Bear toy as crowds gathered to mourn the Queen at Windsor Castle.

Prince William was joined with his wife, the Princess of Wales, along with Harry and Meghan Markle - in a reunion that that has delighted royal fans as they attempt to bury the hatchet.

The two couples went on an 40-minute walkabout inspecting the sea of floral tributes laid outside the gates of the royal estate in honour of the much-loved monarch.

Experts predict the moment could provide a turning point in the frayed relationship between newly-titled Waleses, and the Sussexes, who have been at odds following a series of damaging interviews by Harry and Meghan.

As well-wishers lined up to pay tribute to the Queen, a touching moment showed the young girl handing Prince William a Paddington toy. The bear from Peru has become widely associated with the Queen following their hilarious sketch together for the Platinum Jubilee just a few months ago.

Since the Queen's death, Britons have taken time to reflect on the highlights of Her Majesty's life - and the short sketch has been hailed as one of the many moments she showed her lighter side.

As the girl passes the Prince of Wales the bear, he can be heard saying, 'That is so sweet. Thank you very much.' 

Prince William then points towards the other tributes that have been laid down and asks the family where he should put his new gift. 'Is that going over there or do you want me to keep it?' he can be heard asking.

The young royal fan decides that the gift is William's to keep as her father tells him 'Either, maybe give it to your children.'

And that is exactly what the Prince of Wales decided to do. In a sweet moment he tells the young girl that he wants to give it to his eldest son.

'I might give it to George, thank you very much,' Prince William can be heard saying.

After yesterday's tributes at Windsor Castle, well-wishers in Scotland are paying a fond farewell to the Queen today as her coffin left Balmoral to begin a six-hour journey to Edinburgh, where it will rest overnight at the Palace of Holyroodhouse before lying in state at St Giles' Cathedral. 

It will then begin its final leg to St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, where she will be buried alongside her beloved husband, Prince Philip, alongside her father, George VI, the Queen Mother, and her sister, Princess Margaret.