WATCH: Fan calls Charley Hull 'gorgeous' as she smokes while supporting her Solheim Cup team

Charley Hull is a fan favorite whether she is playing in Europe or America. Fans have been able to follow her successful career on both sides of the Atlantic as she has excelled on both the Ladies European Tour and the LPGA Tour.

The 2024 Solheim Cup was another demonstration of Hull's popularity. On Monday, September 16, a video of a fan showing his appreciation for the Englishwoman in the middle of her singles match against Nelly Korda went viral on X (formerly Twitter).

In the video, Hull can be seen taking a break and smoking a cigarette. Seconds later, as she is leaving, a fan can be heard saying to her:

"Charley you're gorgeous" [0:11 - 0:12]

Charley Hull smiled at the person who paid her the compliment, and the fan responded:

"Thank you for smiling" [0:14 - 0:15]

Watch the video below:

Hull entered the 2024 Solheim Cup at the top of the European qualifying standings. In 16 tournaments played during the season combining the LET and LPGA Tour, Hull posted seven top-10 finishes, including two runner-up finishes.

Despite being only 28 years old, Hull has a long and illustrious career in the Solheim Cup. She has three wins and one tie in seven appearances. Her personal record is 16.5 points from 27 matches, with 15 wins, nine losses and three draws.

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A look at Charley Hull's performance in the 2024 Solheim Cup

Charley Hull kicked off the 2024 Solheim Cup by opening the competition for Team Europe in Friday morning's foursomes. She teamed up with Esther Henseleit to face Nelly Korda and Allisen Corpuz.

Korda and Corpuz finished the front nine 2 up, but Hull and Henseleit rallied to tie the match on the 11th hole. The Americans won the 12th and the Europeans won the 13th to extend the tie, but Korda and Corpuz stepped on the gas and won the next three holes to take the point.

On Friday afternoon, Hull teamed up with Linn Grant to take on Rose Zhang and Andrea Lee in the foursomes. The two teams were tied going into the 8th hole, but the Americans won five of the next seven holes to take the match.

On Saturday, Hull avenged her two losses from the previous day. In the foursomes, she teamed up with Esther Henseleit again and they beat Ally Ewing and Jennifer Kupcho 1 up. It was a match that was decided on the 18th hole in favor of the Europeans.

In the afternoon foursomes, Hull was paired with her friend Georgia Hall and they beat Lilia Vu and Allisen Corpuz 2 up.

On Sunday it was her turn to play world number one Nelly Korda again, this time in the singles match. Hull was in extraordinary form and won seven holes to the American's one. The match was decided 6&4 in favor of the Brit in just 14 holes.

Hull overall won three points in five matches, with three wins and two losses. This result is the second-best performance of her career, behind the four points she won in 2015.