Princess Charlotte delights fans as sweet interaction caught on camera
Princess Charlotte was born in 2015 (Image: Getty)
Princess Charlotte attended the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, and fans were in awe of her wholesome interactions with people. Prince William and Princess Catherine took their three children, Princess Charlotte, Prince George and Prince Louis to watch Netball. The young royals stole the show at the Hydro with royal fans taking to social media to share their thoughts on the children’s presence at the games.
On X, one fan posted an image of Princess Charlotte listening intently to her great-uncle, Prince Edward. The images are captioned: “Family is everything. Never take it for granted.” In the comments, other royal fans have praised the young royal. One person said, “The second photo of Charlotte reminds me of a youthful Queen Elizabeth!”
Another person penned: “I’ve never seen these, how lovely! Great Uncle Edward.”
A third fan wrote: “Is it me, or does Princess Charlotte seem wise beyond her years?”
In reply, one person said: “She definitely is. Always keeping her brothers in line. Another Princess Anne.”
The young royal, 11, wore her incredibly long hair down for the day, which she repeatedly fixed as the wind swept pieces out of place.
Reports have recognised how Charlotte mirrored her mother at the event, who also kept smoothing her hair and effortlessly tucking flyaway strands behind her ears.
Princess Charlotte also wore an outfit which matched Princess Catherine’s, with the mother and daughter both wearing dresses patterned with black and white stripes.
Catherine and Charlotte’s dresses were similar (Image: Getty)
Charlotte has joined her parents on a huge number of royal occasions with royal fans commenting on her growing confidence at the events.
Body language experts have pointed out how Princess Charlotte has started walking confidently on her own.
The family of five took their seats in a packed stadium for the tense semi-final clash between Australia and Jamaica, with the children sandwiched between the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Kensington Palace announced that the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, as they are known in Scotland, would be attending the penultimate day of the so-called “friendly games”.
The appearances of Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis were kept under wraps.
It marks the first time the children have been publicly seen in Scotland.
