Prince William and Kate Middleton brought their two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, to the Wimbledon men's singles final on Sunday afternoon, marking a family outing to the prestigious tennis tournament. The young royals, aged 12 and 11 respectively, accompanied their parents to the event held in London.
The family entered the stadium and walked to the royal box, where they were met with a standing ovation from attendees that included notable figures such as Andrew Garfield, Nicole Kidman, Jennifer Lopez, Tom Hiddleston, and Anna Wintour. The youngest of their children, Prince Louis, 7, was not present.
During the match, Princess Charlotte was observed in conversation with her mother, Kate Middleton, who pointed towards the court. Middleton was later seen tenderly touching her daughter’s face. Prince George sat alongside his father, Prince William, and the two were seen engaging in conversation and smiling while watching the game.
Princess Charlotte wore a blue dress paired with white closed-toe shoes, while Prince George sported a suit and striped tie. The Princess of Wales donned an elegant green dress, and the Prince of Wales wore a gray suit.
This appearance follows Kate Middleton's solo attendance at the women's singles final match the previous day, where she was seen wearing a red peplum dress. Middleton and Prince William previously brought Prince George to his first Wimbledon match in 2022 for the men's singles final, when he was 9 years old. Princess Charlotte made her debut at the royal box the following year, alongside her brother and mother.