Princess Charlotte breaks Royal Family tradition at Wimbledon and fans are impressed

Princess Charlotte sparked a right royal frenzy after she appeared to break a long-standing Royal Family tradition during her appearance at Wimbledon over the weekend. Prince William and Princess Kate's middle child attended the Gentlemen's Singles Final on Centre Court at the tennis championships this Sunday alongside her parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and her older brother, Prince George.

Charlotte looked adorable in a cream dress with black trim and cream Mary Janes as she watched next to her mother. But eagle-eyed royal fans quickly spotted the young royal sporting a new look - bright pink nails. Members of the Royal Family usually steer clear of bright nail polish and opt for more neutral and natural-looking shades.

Royal fans could not get enough of Charlotte's new fashion and took to social media to express their views.

One user wrote on X: "Love the nails. Bless her."

A second one chimed: "I love this so much!"

A third one exclaimed: "Soooo cuteeee."

Another one added: "Our little princess is growing up!"

A fifth one opined: "Perfect shade for her age."

A sixth one said: "Awww bless her she probably feels so grown up."

Royal protocol suggests all ladies adopt a natural look, including their nails.

It had been reported that the late Queen Elizabeth, along with Princess Kate, favoured Essie's Ballet Slippers - a very light and subtle baby pink with a glossy finish.

Usually, they would have a squoval or soft square shape to their nails.

Even Meghan Markle is said to have chosen the shade to attend royal engagements before she quit.

Other royals have broken the tradition before, including Princess Kate and Duchess Sophie, who have been spotted wearing red nails and Meghan Markle, who's also sported a short and square French manicure.