Prince William reveals the new hobby of Princess Charlotte – and it is one that she shares with her mother Kate Middleton

Princess Charlotte Seems to have found a role model in the British Olympic gold medal winner Keely Hodgkinson While her father, the Prince of Wales, revealed that she is an avid runner.

Speaking while Hodgkinson, 23, received a MBE Windsor Castle yesterday, Prince William Told her that Princess Charlotte, 10, saw how she saw gold winning at the 800m of the ladies in the Paris Olympic Games Last year.

The athlete later revealed that the Prince, 42, also shared that Charlotte, who recently celebrated her 10th birthday, is currently training for the 400m ‘at the moment and the obstacles’.

During their exchange during Tuesday’s investment ceremony, William also told Hodgkinson that “he wished he could be there” to see her personal gold.

“He told me that he remembers me that I won and that he wish he could be there to see it himself,” the Olympian born in Manchester told Pa.

Charlotte’s preference for running should not be a surprise given her mother, the Princess of Wales Is just as passionate about the sport.

Mike Tindall spoke to De Telegraaf last October and shared Catherine, 42, “Loves her run” while Prince George takes his father, Prince William, and “loves his football.”

Mike, who is married to King Charles’s Nicht Zara, The newspaper told: ‘George loves his football. I have played with him in the garden several times. ‘

Referring to Prince William’s Boyhood Football Club, added the 45-year-old broadcaster: ‘He is also passionate about Aston Villa. Wherever he is, he sits down and watch that game. ‘

“They are just a family who loves sport,” he continued.

It comes after a body language expert has given insight into the band of Princess Catherine with her daughter Charlotte.

Judi James described the Royal Mother-Draaughter Duo as a ‘Swan-Style Double Act’ effortlessly sliding through public performances while ‘Paddling under the waterline to make it all so easy and natural’.

James analyzed their dynamics for MailOnline and emphasized how Charlotte often reflects her mother and inherit her ability to ‘take off the pose’ in front of the cameras.

“The little girl who, like every child, could occasionally throw a public tantrum, has been transformed,” Judi notes.

“Now her body language suggests that every taste for drama has been replaced by a much more mature consciousness of ‘doing well’ while she supports her mother.”

In recent years, Charlotte has become a regular presence at important royal events, including Sandringham Christmas, Easter Sunday and the color.

Her natural sense of responsibility was especially clear during last year’s troops, when Kate, in her first public appearance since her diagnosis of cancer, tried to remove condensation from the carriage window.

Charlotte quietly took over the task without hesitation.

Her natural sense of responsibility was especially clear during last year’s troops, when Kate, in her first public appearance since her diagnosis of cancer, tried to remove condensation from the carriage window.

Charlotte quietly took over the task without hesitation.

Kate’s maternal gestures – such as the stripes and smoothing of her daughter’s hair – staying, but as Judi notes: “These look more and more as reward gestures for a well -done work, instead of soothing rituals to calm down and reassure it.”

Charlotte’s sharp sense of consciousness and empathy is only deepened in the light of her mother’s disease.

“Her Kate-like poses, with persistent royal smiling or soft head tilting, helped to deviate from the camera’s attention from her mother,” Judi explains.

During yesterday’s investment ceremony, Hodgkinson MBE was made after winning gold at the track event at the Paris Olympic Games of last year – which means she has won the first British track and field star who won Olympic gold since Sir Mo Farah in 2016.

The 23-year-old was appointed to the Honors list of the new year after her amazing year, as a result of which she had also defended her European title.

Hodgkinson was depicted in conversation and laughing with Prince William while she received her gong in Windsor Castle, making it the newest spring in her cap.

Hodgkinson, who was crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year in December.

The triumph of Hodgkinson in Paris last year saw her upgrade of her silver medal at the Olympic Games in Tokyo.

She only became the third British woman who claimed the 800m Olympic title after Ann Packer and Kelly Holmes.

Hodgkinson has has to race since winning gold last year, after having torn her hamstring in February.

The injury closed her from her own Keely Klassic event, as well as the European and global indoor championships.

Mail Sport revealed last month that Hodgkinson will make its comeback in June at the Stockholm Diamond League meeting.

Hodgkinson’s Main Priority This Season is winning Gold at the World Championships in Tokyo. She never tasted the victory during the event that Silvers collected in 2022 and 2023.

Other athletes who were honored during yesterday’s