Princess Charlotte stole the show while making her royal debut at Wimbledon
- Princess Charlotte made her first appearance in the royal box at Wimbledon on Sunday.
- Charlotte attended with her parents and Prince George, who made his Wimbledon debut last year.
Princess Charlotte joined her family in the royal box at Wimbledon for the first time.
On Sunday, Charlotte sat beside her parents — the Prince and Princess of Wales — and her older brother, Prince George, to watch the women's finals. While Prince George's blue suit and tie mimicked his father's gray set, Charlotte wore a blue dress with a white cardigan and pink sunglasses.
Kate Middleton wore a green dress designed by Roland Mouret, according to Hello Magazine.
Charlotte was photographed enjoying the match and chattering with her mother and brother, who sat on either side of her.
George made his Wimbledon debut last July and attended with both parents, who've publicly shown their love of tennis in the past.
The couple have attended Wimbledon a number of times together, with royal fans anticipating Middleton's Wimbledon outfits.
Earlier during the tournament, Middleton was spotted talking to tennis great Roger Federer, who has eight Wimbledon titles. In June, Wimbledon's Instagram account shared a video of Middleton playing against Federer in a friendly match.
Despite the royals' passion for tennis, Hello Magazine reported that Charlotte's favorite sport is gymnastics. Tim Lawler, the chief executive of Sports Aid, told the outlet that Charlotte noted that she enjoyed gymnastics while attending the Commonwealth Games.
"She really, really loved seeing the swimming, but she's interested in the gymnastics, and while they're trying lots of different sports at home, I understand, when I asked her about sport she answered very easily and said, 'It's gymnastics that I like,'" he said.