Young Queen Elizabeth II sings and plays with her sister - Elizabeth at 90 - A Family Tribute - BBC

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[NiVi]

The Sarah Chatto moments are the ones, I think the only ones except the finale, I really cried at during the documentary. The rest was nice and sweet and truly interesting to see from all of them, but I knew they would show young childhood impressions with the king and queen mum, wedding pictures with Elizabeth and Philipp, of course pay tribute to Diana, but Lady Chatto's teary eyes watching her aunt and late mother was unexpected for me.

[xoxoaysh]

When Princess Margaret was still too young, Queen Elizabeth II would hold her hand when they are doing official duties. And that is so sweet. ❤️

[deborahevans]

Lady Sarah Chatto has a nice voice, I have not heard her speak before. It was nice to hear her commenting on seeing her mother and aunt as children.

[alishas.]

Queen Elizabeth ll need to live forever

[vivianebeget]

love Princess Margaret miss her, was beautiful. happy in heaven with her parents and Grandparents

[daveduenod]

most moving tribute, what a charming Lady .

[sicah]

One of the best tributes I have seen, very touching

[RinRin_c]

she has the most exquisite demeanor and manners

[wills]

So lovely to see the young Queen acting. She looks so adorable
No wonder she acted so well in Paddington Bear

[madenz]

The sadness in her eyes mentioning her departed mother Princessa Margaret):
RIP Queen Elizabeth 2 and Princess Margaret

[ciarangillece]

Still so sad that Margaret went so young. And she suffered so much her sister is doing so well 😭😭

[manuelarita]

Lady Sarah was visibly touched to see her mother as a child.

[Petep]

This broke my heart knowing her the Queen and her sister was enjoying back in the 1940s

[styremcstyre]

I thought Lady Sarah Chatto was going to cry. But then I remembered she's royalty and royalties are not suppose to cry in public, aren't they?

[athenstar]

It must be lovely though (in a way), to be in her position. I mean, she have been in and out of that bubble. Out of that pomp and protocols, she have witnessed the real personalities behind the palace gates and get to watch how it must have been like for your ancestors back in their childhood. I think the greatest privilage of being a royal, apart from education, is you get to see your 0ld folks in action, you can revisit them in pictures and videos and even books whenever you miss them.

[ahrubekabc]

Дети есть дети все мы в детстве играли, радовались одинаково. Великая Британия!❤

[carolwilson]

I just love this video. Carol Wilson

[bosiljkacerkez]

🌞👑princess Elizabeth&Margaret...❤❤B&H🇵🇾

[Mgd]

I want to know what thier voice sounds like 😭

[kamfung]

I believe the adorable one is Princess Margaret, following her sister's lead. Princess Elizabeth knows what she's about and takes the initiative. Both of them together can make anybody smile, not just their father, the King. I wonder if this clip was recorded before or after their uncle, Prince Edward, renounced the throne.