Princess Charlotte, the daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton, is third in line to the throne and known for her active involvement in sports, dance, and royal public life.

Princess Charlotte, born May 2, 2015, at St. Mary’s Hospital in London, is the daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton. As the third in line to the British throne, she holds a unique place in history as the first royal girl to retain her position in the line of succession following the birth of a younger brother. Now 11 years old, she frequently appears alongside her parents at high-profile events and attends Lambrook School in Berkshire.

Personal Interests and Personality

Described by family and observers as confident, talkative, and self-assured, Charlotte maintains a close bond with her brothers, Prince George and Prince Louis. Her interests are wide-ranging; she participates in gymnastics, soccer, and rugby, and has taken lessons in ballet and tap. Beyond athletics, she enjoys cooking with her family, often helping to prepare salads and stir ingredients.

Public Appearances and Royal Life

Charlotte has been a regular presence at significant royal occasions, including Queen Elizabeth II’s state funeral, King Charles III’s coronation, and the annual Trooping the Colour. In 2025, she attended the UEFA Women’s Euro Final in Switzerland and the 80th anniversary of VE Day. Her public style is often coordinated with her mother, such as their subtly matching outfits at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Scotland.

Family Connections and Namesake

Her full name, Charlotte Elizabeth Diana, honors both Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana. Within her family, she is affectionately known as “Lottie.” She refers to her father as “Papa,” a term also featured on a beaded bracelet she reportedly made for him. Her family frequently shares updates on her life, including photos and videos released for her birthdays and Father’s Day.