You’ll never guess which Good Morning Britain star this girl grew up to be...
SHE is on our screens everyday hosting Good Morning Britain, but in this throwback snap she looks a million miles away from the glamorous world of television.
Charlotte Hawkins reveals story behind meeting the Queen
The girl is of course Charlotte Hawkins, who is pictured here meeting the Queen in a cute image.
In the shot, the 42-year-old presenter is seen towering above her fellow school pupils as she meets the Queen and Prince Philip in 1986.
Dressed in her school uniform with a black blazer, a white shirt and a green tie, she looks completely different.
The blonde beauty is sporting mousy brown locks in a straight 'do with a side-parting and a fringe.
Viewers were shown the photo on Good Morning Britain today as Charlotte and co-host Eamonn Holmes spoke about the Duke of Edinburgh retiring from public service as he carries out his last official engagement.
Speaking about the photo, Eamonn, 58, joked: “We go back and the year is 1986 and those little boys standing there in front of the Queen.”
Are you the big boy? Are you the tall boy?
Charlotte quickly corrected him: “In fact, there are two that are not boys. There happens to be one in particular that happens to be me holding the posy that I was able to give her.”
Eamonn interrupted, asking: “Are you the big boy? Are you the tall boy?” She responded: “I’m the tallest of the children, believe it or not. I do look quite boyish, I will admit to you.”
In the picture, one of Charlotte’s ears was sticking out and the ITV host admitted she was “devastated” that it was in all of them.
She revealed that she and her fellow students had picked names from a hat to give posies to the Queen on Maundy Thursday when the royal visited Chichester Cathedral.
“I got the meet the Queen, hand her a posey and then we were standing there in the line-up and Prince Philip put a hand on my shoulder, I was so excited but he actually wanted me to move out of the way because I was pretty much standing in from the Queen!” Charlotte explained.
Good Morning Britain airs weekdays on ITV at 6am.