Lady Amelia Spencer has long been considered the mirror image of her late aunt, Princess Diana, not just in appearance but in her philanthropic heart and keen fashion sense.

As one of the glamorous Spencer twins, alongside her sister Lady Eliza, Amelia has seamlessly woven her own path while paying homage to the people's princess, embodying the same grace, compassion, and sartorial prowess that made Diana a global icon.

In her latest show of support for a treasured cause, Lady Amelia is Princess Diana’s mini-me as she shares a throwback photograph in honour of Great Ormond Street children’s hospital.

The family resemblance was notable in the image of Amelia, who studied at Reddam House while growing up in South Africa, as she looked remarkably similar to Diana in her school uniform.

Great Ormond Street Hospital, where Princess Diana served as patron, has been celebrating ‘School Photo Day’, with young patients receiving treatment at the London hospital having their portrait taken by lauded royal photographer Rankin.

Diana's work with Great Ormond Street Hospital was one of her most cherished patronages, with the late royal regularly championing the hospital’s mission to provide the best care for seriously ill children.

Like Diana, Amelia has expressed an interest in humanitarian work, particularly in areas related to children’s welfare and healthcare. She has been involved in several philanthropic initiatives, supporting various causes that align with Diana’s legacy of kindness and compassion.