The Cambridges are all huge sports enthusiasts and feel everything deep down in their hearts during a heated match.

Think, for example, of Kate Middleton's various expressions while watching British player Cameron Norrie play at Wimbledon last week.

Or consider Prince William's casual dropping of an F-bomb during the same match, in violation of royal protocol.

The same goes for his eldest son, Prince George. Attending his first Wimbledon final this past weekend, Prince George displayed a range of emotions, his expression rivaling that of Prince Louis at the Jubilee.

Sitting between his mother and father during the match between Djokovic and Kyrgios, the 8-year-old royal picked his nose.

His tongue protruded between his teeth in a show of intense concentration and dismay:

He seemed to me to be denouncing some great injustice:

He gritted his teeth and braced for impact:

And again:

While his parents looked at him with concern

He rubbed his eyes dramatically with the back of his hand:

He looked as if to say, "Nice shot!" He looked as if to say.

And he sipped anxiously from his metal tumbler:

Thankfully, there was nothing for the royal family to worry about. Prince George actually got to keep his trophy, and the champion spoke with his parents after the match. All's well that ends well!