The Queen came to the aid of an eight-year-old as she struggled to add a decoration to a Christmas tree.
Shylah Gordon-Clarke met Her Majesty during a visit to the UK’s oldest children’s charity.
You can watch the heartwarming moment here
After being serenaded with beautifully-sung Christmas carols, the Queen and the little girl got together to both add a decoration to a large tree outside the children’s centre.
But while the 92-year-old monarch got hers on with little trouble, Shylah’s decoration got stuck – causing the Queen to lend a gloved hand.
Along with her trademark gloves, the Queen was dressed in a jade green coat by Stewart Parvin and matching Rachel Trevor-Morgan hat, with a dress in floral silk in the shades of jade, mint, lavender and magenta.
A diamond lily brooch finished the outfit.
Shylah’s mother Evie Clarke is part of Coram’s Young Parenthood Programme.
One decoration was a copy of Thomas Coram’s coat and the other a red ribbon, representing the charity’s museum.
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