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Royal Kids Speak Up at Wimbledon
13 Jul
Summary
- Prince George and Princess Charlotte spoke at Wimbledon.
- They discussed their passion for tennis with Jannik Sinner.
- Arthur Fery offered to practice tennis with the royal family.
Prince George and Princess Charlotte's voices were captured on camera at Wimbledon on July 12, 2026, during a conversation with their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton, and tennis champion Jannik Sinner. Sinner, who had just won the gentlemen's singles final, engaged with the young royals about their tennis enthusiasm.
When Sinner asked Prince George about his playing schedule, the 12-year-old prince mentioned playing on weekends. Princess Charlotte, aged 11, also confirmed her participation with a smile. Their mother, Princess Kate, emphasized the importance of enjoying the game, aligning with Sinner's sentiment.
This public display of the children speaking is uncommon, though they previously appeared in a video asking Sir David Attenborough questions. Princess Kate, patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, has tennis courts at her residences. Earlier that day, British semi-finalist Arthur Fery offered to have a tennis practice session with the royal family.
