Sophie Turner will lend her voice to Princess Charlotte in an upcoming animated series

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Sophie Turner is the true queen of throne-hopping. Now that she has reprised her role as Sansa Stark, the Queen in the North in HBO’s game of ThronesTurner is lending her voice to another member of the royal family, and this time a real one. Turner will lend her voice to Princess Charlotte, the daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton, in the upcoming HBO Max animated series The prince.

On October 31st The prince Writer and producer Gary Janetti announced Turner’s role in the new series, which is based on Janetti’s satirical Instagram page where he puts words to Prince George’s always hilarious, cheeky faces.

“Meet Charlotte,” Janetti captioned a clip from The princein which Janetti himself gives his voice to Prince George. “Sophie Turner @sophiet,” Janetti tagged the Thrones Star, adding: “The prince is coming to @hbomax.”

While we’re thrilled to see Turner join a new HBO project, we’re not going to take away her spot as the biggest fan – that role has already been filled by her husband, Joe Jonas.

The animated series, whose official premiere date has not yet been set, will follow the ups and downs of Prince George as he grows up within the royal family. Turner and Janetti will be joined by Orlando Bloom as Prince Harry, Condola Rashad as Meghan Markle, Lucy Punch as Kate Middleton, Alan Cumming as George’s butler Owen, Frances De La Tour as Queen Elizabeth and Iwan Rheon as Prince William.

We can’t wait to see if Turner brings some of her Sansa Stark energy to her role as the sweet and mischievous Princess Charlotte.

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Jonas reposted Janetti’s Instagram video to his Instagram story shortly after it was released and wrote next to the repost: “CAN’T WAIT!”.