In heartwarming news, Queen Elizabeth II, through her chamberlain Mary Morrison, sent a letter to a little girl who dressed up as the Queen for Halloween. [The letter was addressed to the family of the little girl, Jalaine, who sent the monarch a photo of her daughter dressed as the queen in a pastel blue coat, matching hat, string of pearls, gray wig, and pastel pink shoes and bag. Jalaine also posed next to her two corgis, showing off her Queen Liz effect to the fullest. The adorable photo can be seen here.

"Her Majesty the Queen wishes to thank you for your letter and the photograph you so kindly enclosed," Morrison wrote in a letter dated December 9 and published on the Today show (via Us Weekly). The Queen was kind enough to write to you, and she was delighted to see the photograph of your daughter, Jalaine, in her wonderful outfit."

Morrison's letter was published on the Today show (via Us Weekly), and was published on the Today show (via Us Weekly), "The Queen was kind enough to write to you. [The Queen continued, "Her Majesty the Queen wishes you all a very Merry Christmas.

The Queen's own Christmas plans were derailed by the rise in COVID-19 cases in the UK, and instead of hosting her usual family festivities at Sandringham, she spent the vacation in Windsor with her son Prince Charles and daughter-in-law Camilla Parker-Bowles.

As of mid-December, they had planned to hold a Christmas lunch in Windsor, followed by a more intimate celebration at Sandringham, but the pandemic soon forced them to change their plans. However, the Christmas speeches were broadcast as usual.