Princess Charlotte marks 11th birthday with new portrait

Princess Charlotte is ringing in her 11th birthday with a royally cute new portrait.

Prince William and Kate Middleton posted the never-before-seen snap of the preteen to celebrate her birthday on Saturday.

The image showed Charlotte in a field of flowers wearing a black and red striped sweater and denim jeans. She had her nails painted blue.

“Wishing Charlotte a very happy 11th birthday! 🎂.” the Prince and Princess of Wales captioned the social media upload.

The couple are also the parents of two sons — Prince George, 12, and Prince Louis, 8.

Their youngest celebrated his birthday last week, with William, 43, and Middleton, 44, telling their followers that “8 is great!”

The royals shared a sweet video of Louis enjoying a fun-filled beach day, from running in the sand to swimming in a wetsuit.

As for George, the future king will become a teenager later this summer, turning 13 on July 22.

Middleton and William started their family in 2013, two years after walking down the aisle at Westminster Abbey.

The pair marked their wedding anniversary on Wednesday with a family photo featuring all three kids — and their two dogs.

“Celebrating 15 years of marriage ❤️,” the duo captioned the post.

Charlotte was all smiles lying in the grass in a green tee and black shorts in the picture — and eagle-eyed fans noticed her icy blue nail polish.

While Charlotte spent her early years in Kensington Palace, her family relocated to Adelaide Cottage in 2022, a quick drive to the little ones’ Lambrook School.

William and Middleton have, however, reportedly been considering moving to a “more substantial” residence in the future.

Fort Belvedere is a top choice, according to the Daily Mail, due in part to its tennis court.

Charlotte, the outlet noted, “loves playing tennis.”

The princess is also a big fan of “dancing and performing,” her dad revealed during a September 2024 school visit.

The following year, Middleton described Charlotte’s interests as “outdoor … activities and making things.”