As the clip made the rounds again during this year’s heatwave, many took to social media to express frustration and concern over the strict dress code enforced in the Royal Box. “Maybe let the kid wear summer clothes in the hot sun,” one person wrote. “The public doesn’t expect to see a child in a full suit.”

Another user asked, “Why does he always have to be dressed up in a hot suit?” while others sympathized with the pressure of tradition at such a young age. One viewer simply said, “Poor lad—shirt and tie is a bit much for hot weather.”

To clarify, the Royal Box at Wimbledon does require formal attire for all attendees. Men must wear jackets and ties, and women are expected to dress in “smart” outfits. According to Wimbledon’s official policy, even hats are discouraged for women to prevent obstructing views.

Still, the debate continues over whether young royal children should be held to the same standard — especially under sweltering summer conditions. Some suggested a compromise: “A smart polo shirt and trousers would be ideal. Still appropriate, without him perishing!”

Despite the moment passing quietly in 2022, the resurfaced video has sparked a broader discussion this year about balancing tradition with comfort — particularly when it comes to young members of the Royal Family facing the expectations of public life.