The young princess joins her mother and brother Prince George to watch Prince William compete for the Maserati Royal Charity Polo Trophy at the Beaufort Polo Club in Gloucestershire, England.
- Jun 11, 2018
AceShowbiz - Princess Charlotte once again stole the spotlight when she joined Kate Middleton and Prince George to watch Prince William compete for the Maserati Royal Charity Polo Trophy on Sunday, June 10. The young princess made her mother laugh so hard when she adorably did a headstand at Beaufort Polo Club in Gloucestershire, England.
The little lady was caught on camera attempting to stand on her head in front of her brother and the Duchess of Cambridge. While Prince George looked unamused after seeing what his sister did, Kate could be seen cracking up as she found her daughter adorable.
She was also spotted running around happily running around and playing in the grass along with Prince George. They were also seen jumping over a curb and playing with a multicolored Slinky toy. Princess Charlotte looked adorable in a pale pink dress and matching cute sunglasses, while Prince George opted for a casual yet preppy look in a dark blue Polo shirt and khaki shorts.
Even Kate was seen running around in the grass during the match. Sporting a summery blue-and-white Zara striped dress and neutral tone wedges, the Duchess looked panic while running. It's unclear what caused the mother-of-three to run around like that, but it was probably because of something that her children did.
Joining the family at the game that day were the young royals' second cousins Savanna Phillips, Isla Phillips and their mother Autumn Phillips.
The outing arrived just a day after they attended Queen Elizabeth's annual Trooping the Color parade. The brother and sister matched their mother's color scheme that day, with Princess Charlotte donning a patterned blue dress and a red bow. Meanwhile, Prince George looked dapper in a white collared shirt with blue trim.
Kate and William's third child, Prince Louis, was noticeably absent from both events. He is expected to make his royal debut at his christening.
