Princess Charlotte was pictured pulling a range of funny faces as she watched the Commonwealth Games with her parents
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived for the swimming on Tuesday shortly after the Earl and Countess of Wessex and their children, Lady Louise and James.
Before the duke and duchess's arrival, Edward, who is vice patron of the Commonwealth Games, shared a joke with former prime minister Theresa May as he entered Sandwell Aquatics Centre during the men's 1,500m freestyle heats.The duke and duchess were both pictured explaining things to their daughter.The duke and duchess arrived shortly after with Princess Charlotte and sat in front of the Wessex family.
The royals were cheering and applauding alongside the crowd for England 1,500m freestyle hopeful Luke Turley.The trio watched the morning session of the swimming.After rolling her eyes following a comment from her father, Charlotte then cracked a smile as Turley's heat came to a close.
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