Princess Charlotte’s love for the Netflix smash hit show K-Pop Demon Hunters has been identified by a young fan of the show after she shared a heartwarming letter from Kensington Palace.
The touching letter also revealed that the 10-year-old princess had been given a special treat that all fans of the show would enjoy.
Six-year-old Ivy Brown, from Wokingham, shared her joy after she received a response from Kensington Palace.
The K-Pop Demon Hunters superfan had written in to ask Charlotte if she too had watched the animated musical.
Ivy sent her letter hoping to connect with Charlotte over what she called “the best movie ever”.
Just a week later, a personal reply arrived at the Brown family home penned by Kensington Palace’s Head of Correspondence on behalf of the royals.
It read: “Dear Ivy, the Prince and Princess of Wales would have me thank you for your lovely letter to their daughter, Princess Charlotte.”
“It was interesting to learn a little about yourself and your generous words of support for Princess Charlotte were greatly appreciated,” it continued.
Princess Charlotte's 'love' for the Netflix hit K-Pop Demon Hunters has been revealed
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The letter informed the six-year-old that a song from K-Pop Demon Hunters had been chosen to be played at Buckingham Palace in what may have been a gesture for Charlotte.
“You may be interested to know that ‘Golden’ from K-Pop Demon Hunters has been played during Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace,” the letter continued.
“It was most thoughtful of you to take the trouble to wrote as you did. Their Royal Highnesses would have me send their warmest thanks and very best wishes to you and your family,” it concluded.
Young Ivy was absolutely thrilled with her royal reply, which she took as evidence of a shared passion with the princess.
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The letter revaled a song from K-Pop Demon Hunters had been played during Changing of the Guard
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“I think that Charlotte loves K-Pop Demon Hunters, so I'm happy,” the six-year-old exclaimed.
The letter is now a treasured item for the youngster, as she explained: “I keep it safe, I keep it in the kitchen.”
However, she revealed the correspondence had accompanied her to a show-and-tell session at school.
Ivy said: “I told my friends that I had a letter from Princess Charlotte and they were like, ‘Really?’”
Kensington Palace was responding to a letter sent to Charelotte by a six-year-old superfan of K-Pop Demon Hunters
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“Then I showed it to them and they were like, ‘Wow!’”
Ivy’s mum, Louise, shared that it was “lovely to get such a personal note” and that her daughter was “ecstatic” to hear back while speaking with The Sun.
K-Pop Demon Hunters has become one of Netflix's biggest hit ever, being streamed 236 million streams since it launched in August.
The smash hit musical has a helpfully descriptive title, telling the story of K-Pop stars that moonlight as demon hunters.