Kate Kane, wife of England captain Harry Kane, was seen in attendance at the Mercedes Benz stadium in Atlanta for a World Cup match, opting for a designer silk co-ord rather than a traditional England jersey. She shared behind-the-scenes moments on Instagram, showing herself and their three eldest children arriving at the venue.
Kate, 33, wore a £320 pair of shorts and a matching £540 monogram silk shirt from the brand Toteme. Their daughters, Vivienne, seven, and Ivy Jane, nine, wore white shirts with red skirts featuring the number nine, while their son Louis, five, had a personalized shirt with 'Daddy' on the back. Their youngest child, Henry, aged two, was not present in the photos.
Kate captioned her Instagram post with "Atlanta, let’s go." Her husband, Harry Kane, 32, scored two goals after the 70th minute, leading England to a 2-1 victory over the Democratic Republic of Congo. This win advances England to a round of 16 match against Mexico in Mexico City.
During the match, Kate was observed celebrating with a fist pump after Harry scored the equalizing header in the 75th minute. His second goal, eleven minutes later, marked his 13th career World Cup goal. The game had moments of tension, with Jordan Pickford's wife Megan shown looking anxious during periods when the team was behind. England trailed early after Brian Cipenga scored for DR Congo in the seventh minute.
Kate, who is a qualified professional fitness coach with a university degree in sports science, was a talented footballer herself before her husband's rise to international prominence. Despite managing their four children, she is understood to remain involved in her fitness business. The couple met as children and began dating at 16, later marrying in June 2019. They currently reside in Munich with their family but maintain a home in Hertfordshire.