Princess Charlotte Cheers on the Lionesses at UEFA Women’s Championship

The 10-year-old daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton showed her support for the British women’s soccer team at the 2025 UEFA European Women’s Championship in Switzerland. Accompanied by her father, Charlotte watched the match against Spain with focused attention, wearing a navy blue polka-dot dress and smiling for a postcard shared on their official Instagram account.

Prince William, dressed in a black suit and striped tie, was seen with his arm around Charlotte, both radiating pride. During the game, Charlotte appeared serious, closely following the action on the field, and at one point, she stood alongside her dad. Photos capture her looking concerned as the game progressed, reflecting her passionate support.

Princess Charlotte and Prince William at the UEFA European Women’s Championship — Princess Charlotte wore a navy blue polka-dot dress during the match.

The team captioned their support with, “Let’s go Lionesses! 🏴,” and Prince William also shared a snap with members of Team Spain via Instagram Stories, encouraging the team for the second half of the match.

Prince William reacting during the match — William’s reactions reflected his enthusiasm as he watched the game.

Charlotte’s enthusiasm for sports isn’t new; she made a surprise appearance at Wimbledon earlier this month with her parents and brother, Prince George, showcasing her love for athletic events.

Princess Charlotte watching Spain's match — Charlotte appeared worried for the Lionesses during the game.

Despite her comfort in the limelight, her parents are reportedly mindful of protecting her from the pressures of royal life and the struggles faced by her relatives, including Prince Harry. Royal biographer Robert Hardman noted that Queen Elizabeth II was especially aware of the challenges associated with being second in line, fostering a protective environment for Charlotte as she grows into her royal role.