Little Marcy Culverwell is constantly stopped in the street by shocked, open-mouthed strangers thanks to her uncanny resemblance to Princess Charlotte. The four-year-old is the spitting image of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's second child, and her mum believes she looks more like her than the 'official' lookalike. Her mum Gemma, 35, first noticed the similarities after someone pointed it out in Primark last year. She said: "Marcy looks more like Princess Charlotte than the official lookalike does. "People stop us as we're walking past and say 'oh, she looks so much like Princess Charlotte' or admit they've had to do a double take. "The first time it happened we were in Primark in Meadowhall and the woman serving us said 'oh god your daughter looks like Princess Charlotte'. "I don't know why anyone would think she would be in Meadowhall in Sheffield without her mum - I'm not Princess Kate! "It never clicked until she said it, it was only when I looked at pictures of her that I realised she does. "The checkout girl at Birmingham Airport last year when we went on holiday to Turkey was checking her passport and did a double take too. "It's very flattering, Princess Charlotte is such a lovely little girl - always good fun and always looks beautiful, it's a very nice comparison." Marcy, who lives in Sheffield with her mum and dad Dylan Culverwell, 39, is 10 months older than her royal lookalike and even likes to dress in similar outfits. She hates wearing trousers and is happiest in skirts and dresses, similar to little Charlotte. Gemma said: "Marcy gets very upset if you put her in trousers. She likes wearing skirts and dresses because she says she doesn't want to look like a boy. "If we go to the soft play I'll say she can't wear a skirt because she would burn her bum on the slide or flash [people] and that she needs to have trousers on but it isn't worth the hassle. "At that point I just say 'put what you want on'. "She has a wide variety of clothing. I like things off eBay or Primark and then higher end designer items - I like to do a mixture for her. "One of her nanas goes to America a lot so she brings her loads of clothes back from there. "I wouldn't go to the extreme of dressing her like Princess Charlotte but it's nice when people comment." Gemma said that more and more people have started commented on the similarity between her in the last year - both online and in person. And although not signed up with an agency Gemma said she's open to little Marcy doing lookalike work. Gemma said: "People have commented on photos I've shared on social media saying how much she looks like her. "Marcy didn't look like her when she was a baby but has started to now that she's older. "I put up a picture of Marcy next to a picture of Princess Charlotte and those who already thought it agreed. "Other people commented saying they didn't realised how similar they were until I put them together. "I even had a woman me
Little girl who looks just like Princess Charlotte constantly stopped by shocked strangers
Little Marcy Culverwell is constantly stopped in the street by shocked, open-mouthed strangers thanks to her uncanny resemblance to Princess Charlotte. The four-year-old is the spitting image of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's second child, and her mum believes she looks more like her than the 'official' lookalike. Her mum Gemma, 35, first noticed the similarities after someone pointed it out in Primark last year. She said: "Marcy looks more like Princess Charlotte than the official lookalike does. "People stop us as we're walking past and say 'oh, she looks so much like Princess Charlotte' or admit they've had to do a double take. "The first time it happened we were in Primark in Meadowhall and the woman serving us said 'oh god your daughter looks like Princess Charlotte'. "I don't know why anyone would think she would be in Meadowhall in Sheffield without her mum - I'm not Princess Kate! "It never clicked until she said it, it was only when I looked at pictures of her that I realised she does. "The checkout girl at Birmingham Airport last year when we went on holiday to Turkey was checking her passport and did a double take too. "It's very flattering, Princess Charlotte is such a lovely little girl - always good fun and always looks beautiful, it's a very nice comparison." Marcy, who lives in Sheffield with her mum and dad Dylan Culverwell, 39, is 10 months older than her royal lookalike and even likes to dress in similar outfits. She hates wearing trousers and is happiest in skirts and dresses, similar to little Charlotte. Gemma said: "Marcy gets very upset if you put her in trousers. She likes wearing skirts and dresses because she says she doesn't want to look like a boy. "If we go to the soft play I'll say she can't wear a skirt because she would burn her bum on the slide or flash [people] and that she needs to have trousers on but it isn't worth the hassle. "At that point I just say 'put what you want on'. "She has a wide variety of clothing. I like things off eBay or Primark and then higher end designer items - I like to do a mixture for her. "One of her nanas goes to America a lot so she brings her loads of clothes back from there. "I wouldn't go to the extreme of dressing her like Princess Charlotte but it's nice when people comment." Gemma said that more and more people have started commented on the similarity between her in the last year - both online and in person. And although not signed up with an agency Gemma said she's open to little Marcy doing lookalike work. Gemma said: "People have commented on photos I've shared on social media saying how much she looks like her. "Marcy didn't look like her when she was a baby but has started to now that she's older. "I put up a picture of Marcy next to a picture of Princess Charlotte and those who already thought it agreed. "Other people commented saying they didn't realised how similar they were until I put them together. "I even had a woman me
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