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Princess Charlotte's silly faces at today's surprise outing are making our day

The royal joined her parents at the Commonwealth Games and her funny expressions gave Prince Louis a run for his money.

Princess Charlotte's silly faces at today's surprise outing are making our day

Photo: Chris Jackson/Getty Images

Princess Charlotte marked a royal milestone today, making her first official appearance without her siblings, and her hilarious facial expressions definitely melted some hearts. Prince William and Kate's middle kid joined them for a surprise trip to the 2022 Commonwealth Games, where she watched a swim meet and met athletes behind the scenes.

The 7-year-old looked adorable in a nautical-striped, collared dress and white sandals with braided pigtails—which happened to offer some entertainment during the meet, when Charlotte was photographed twirling her braids and wrapping them around her neck.

Princess Charlotte plays with her braided pigtails and puffs out her cheeks in the stands at the Commonwealth Games. Photo: Jacob King/PA Images via Getty Images

Much like her brother Prince Louis at the Platinum Jubilee, Charlotte's expressions ran the gamut from goofy to bored as she sat in the stands. In typical kid fashion, she was snapped sticking out her tongue and also looking totally over it with her head in her hands.

Princess Charlotte sticks out her tongue while sitting in the stands between her parents Prince William and Kate MIddleton at a Commonwealth Games swim meet. Photo: Elsa/Getty Images

Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte sit in the stands at a Commonwealth Games swim meet. Photo: Chris Jackson/Getty Images

Princess Charlotte looks surprised in the stands at the Commonwealth Games with Prince William and Kate Middleton. Photo: Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

Princess Charlotte makes a funny face while sitting in the stands at the Commonwealth Games wearing a striped collared dress and braided pigtails. Photo: Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images

Princess Charlotte has her face in her hands looking bored while with her parents Prince William and Kate Middleton in the stands at the Commonwealth Games. Photo: Joe Giddens/PA Images via Getty Images

Lottie, as she's called, pointed some things out to her mom, and Kate also pointed to explain parts of the meet to her daughter. At one point, she also gave her dad a giant thumbs up. (Maybe when it was time to go? That's a lot of sitting for a kid!)

Princess Charlotte points something out to her mom Kate Middleton while in the stands at the Commonwealth Games Photo: Ian MacNicol/Getty Images

Princess Charlotte gives her dad Prince William a big thumbs up while standing in the stands at the Commonwealth Games. Photo: Mark Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images

Later, Charlotte joined William and Kate at a workshop with aspiring athletes and their support workers, where she was photographed shaking hands with other participants. We'd say she handled the whole outing like a champ, especially not having her brothers, 9-year-old Prince George and 4-year-old Prince Louis, by her side.

Princess Charlotte stands while shaking hands with a support staff member from Sportsaid while at the Commonwealth Games. Photo: Chris Jackson/Getty Images

Charlotte made another appearance on Saturday in a video with her dad, wishing the English soccer team, the Lionesses, good luck in the Women's Euro 2022. "Good luck, I hope you win. Bye!" she said in the message before smiling and showing off her two missing bottom teeth. According to her dad, Charlotte is really into soccer and a great player, so she must have been thrilled when the women's soccer team won.

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It was a busy weekend for the little royal, who can now return to her regularly scheduled summer fun.

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