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Princess Leonor looked every-bit the future Queen as she stepped out on official royal duties alongside her parents, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia.
The Princess of Asturias stepped out wearing medals she was awarded by the Spanish parliament, as well as an elegant long-line coat with a green dress underneath.
Leonor attended the opening of Spain’s new legislative session for the first time, alongside her parents in Cortes, Madrid.
It came just days after Pedro Sanchez and his ministers took their oaths in front of King Felipe at the Zarzuela Palace.
Leonor, 18, swore allegiance to the country’s constitution after her birthday in October, and is now going to step into a more distinct role.
Protests against the coalition government formed by Pedro Sanchez have taken place across Spain in recent weeks.
The future Queen was given a warm welcome when she attended the Cortes on the day she turned 18-years-old and pledged her allegiance.
Leonor finished off her look with an elegant tan-coloured bag and matching heels.
Her mother, Queen Letizia, 51, looked equally fashionable in a red long sleeved, A-line dress and matching heels, paired with a black cape.
King Felipe looked smart in a blue tie and white shirt with a smart coat as he attended alongside his wife and daughter.
His youngest daughter Infanta Sofía likely didn’t go to the event because she is currently studying at UWC Atlantic College in the Welsh county of Vale of Glamorgan.
In October, Princess Leonor received a monumental reception from royal fans on her 18th birthday.
Fans swarmed around her car as she arrived at the Congress of Deputies in Madrid.