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Princess Charlotte says what everyone else is feeling as she's caught on camera with Kate

Princess Charlotte says what everyone else is feeling as she's caught on camera with Kate

Charl WrightMon, July 13, 2026 at 12:48 PM UTC

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Princess Charlotte attended Wimbledon with her parents and her brother, Prince George -Credit:AP Photo/Dave Shopland

Princess Charlotte had an extremely relatable moment with her mom, Kate Middleton, during the Wimbledon Men's Singles Final.

On July 12, Princess Charlotte attended the famed tennis event alongside the Princess of Wales, Prince William and Prince George. The 11-year-old sat beside her mother to watch the match between Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev. Sinner successfully defended his Wimbledon title, beating Zverev 6–7(7), 7–6(2), 6–3, 6–4.

During the event, Charlotte and Kate were filmed having a chat, which appeared on the big screen for all to see, and it was during this moment that the young royal said what every Brit was thinking. This comes after Charlotte was praised for how she handled Trooping the Color.

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Speaking exclusively to The Mirror US, lip reader Nicola Hickling suggested Charlotte said to her mother, "How do they keep themselves cool?" before relatably adding, "It's so hot." According to Nicola, Kate responded by telling her daughter, "They keep themselves cool by using ice and cooling towels to cool down."

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During their chat, Charlotte also spotted herself on the big screen, reportedly telling Kate, "We’re on the big TV," as the Princess of Wales laughed, replying, "Aww, everyone can see us," according to the lip reader.

Is it actually hot in England at the moment?

England is currently in the midst of a heatwave that has lasted for 10 days so far. It's the third one so far this year, with peak temperatures reaching 36 degrees Celsius (96.8F). In the previous heatwave, that number reached 38 (100.4F).

On Sunday, Wimbledon saw temperatures of 30 degrees (86F) with only 4% cloud coverage, made worse by the event being directly in the sun, as well as the strict dress code. However, the All England Club activated its Extreme Heat Policy for the game, allowing gentlemen to remove their jackets in the Royal Box.

Prince George looked rather warm at Wimbledon -Credit:AP Photo/Dave Shopland

Across England, there have been hosepipe bans and wildfires, with the heatwaves nowhere near coming to an end. Data has been shared regarding heat-related deaths in the first two heatwaves, with numbers reaching 2,700 so far in England and Wales.

During the Men's Final, there was concern shared about Prince George's attire, with the youngster wearing a full suit despite the heat. On social media, one person wrote, "So unlike normal kids in the middle of a heatwave, kids, because of protocol, have to wear a collar tie and jacket. Please let kids be kids." Another then added, "Why is the young prince dressed in a suit??! Good god."

"I have to say I do feel for George having to wear a suit and tie in this heat," remarked a third. Meanwhile, a fourth person concluded, "That poor George in that stuffy suit."

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