Princess Charlotte has joined her parents, Prince William and Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, for their first appearance at the Commonwealth Games.
The family were spotted arriving and sitting in the swimming and later hockey audience cheering on the athletes on Tuesday.
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They also made an appearance in gymnastics, watching the men’s high bar and women’s floor exercise finals.
Seven-year-old Charlotte wore a white and navy striped dress, with a white collar and sandals.
She had her hair in two braids for the occasion.
Meanwhile, Kate was all in white, wearing a pantsuit and belt with her hair in her signature loose curls.
Similar to Prince Louis’ memorable appearance at the Queen’s Jubilee weekend, Charlotte was seen making animated faces as she watched the competition.
On the final day of the Jubilee celebrations in June, Louis was seen making faces and jumping as he sat in the royal box.
This is the Cambridge family’s first appearance at the Commonwealth Games since they started on Friday.
As well as watching the sport, the family visited SportsAid House, of which the Duchess is a godmother.
Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall were also in Birmingham for the Games.
The future king opened the Games by arriving at the ceremony in a vintage Aston Martin.
Prince Charles opens the Games
Charles then read a special message from Queen Elizabeth, which had been placed in the relay that has traveled across the Commonwealth over the past nine months in the run up to the Games.
The Queen’s youngest son, Prince Edward, and his wife, Sophie, Countess of Wessex, and Princess Anne attended the Games on Friday.
The Commonwealth Games, originally the Empire Games, have been held every four years outside of wartime since 1930.
The Birmingham Games – which brought together the 56 countries currently members of the Commonwealth – take place from July 28 to August 8.
Princess Charlotte’s appearance comes after she and her father Prince William made a sweet video for England’s women’s football team, the Lionesses.
Alongside William, Charlotte wished the Lionesses good luck in their final game against Germany at Women’s Euro 2022 on Sunday.
“We both want to wish the Lionesses good luck tonight, you did incredibly well in the competition and we’re supporting you all the way!” The Duke of Cambridge, 40, started the post.
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Seven-year-old Charlotte added, “Good luck! I hope you win. Goodbye!”
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge posted the video on social media on Sunday with the caption: “Good luck tonight @lionesseswe encourage you all!”
The football team then released the video before the match, in which they beat Germany 2-1.
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