Young royal may be stunned as her father meets the Lionesses without her
Princess Charlotte, known for her growing love of football, may have been caught off guard by her father Prince William’s unexpected visit to the England Women’s national team just days before the UEFA Women’s Euros kicks off.
On Monday, the Prince of Wales, patron of the Football Association, visited St. George’s Park to personally wish the Lionesses good luck ahead of their Euro 2025 campaign. The visit, filled with excitement and high-profile engagement, included chats with Head Coach Sarina Wiegman, time with players and their families, and even a football session with junior girls’ teams inspired by the Lionesses’ 2022 triumph.
Good luck tonight @Lionesses, we’re all cheering for you! pic.twitter.com/ATsLg6QHIF
— The Prince and Princess of Wales (@KensingtonRoyal) July 31, 2022
What made the visit more surprising was William’s deep family connection to the team—especially through Princess Charlotte. In 2023, Charlotte and her father shared a heartwarming video message to cheer on the Lionesses during the Women’s World Cup, showcasing the young royal’s genuine enthusiasm for the sport.
Though Charlotte was not present for the latest visit, the unannounced appearance might come as a playful tease from William, who clearly knows his daughter is one of the team’s biggest young fans. As the Lionesses gear up to face France on July 5, all eyes are now on whether Charlotte will get a chance to join her dad at a match later in the tournament.
