Key Takeaways
- Prince George and Princess Charlotte attended the men’s singles final at Wimbledon.
- The family received a warm welcome from the crowd.
- Charlotte wore a blue dress while George opted for a suit.
- Prince Louis did not join the family for the event.
Prince William and Kate Middleton turned the Wimbledon Tennis Championships into a family affair, bringing their two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, to the men’s singles final in London on Sunday.
The family arrived at the stadium, all smiles. George, 12, stayed close to his mother, while 11-year-old Charlotte engaged in conversation with her father.
As they made their way to the royal box, the family received a standing ovation from the audience, which included notable figures like Andrew Garfield, Nicole Kidman, and Jennifer Lopez.
Throughout the match, the young royals were seen attentively watching the game. Notably absent was their younger brother, Prince Louis, who is 7 years old.
At one point, Charlotte was seen beaming while chatting with her mother, who pointed towards the court. Kate affectionately touched Charlotte’s face, sharing a tender moment.
Charlotte wore a stylish blue dress paired with white shoes, while George looked sharp in a suit and striped tie. Kate opted for an elegant green dress, and William complemented her in a gray suit.
This outing followed Kate’s solo appearance at the women’s singles final the day before, where she turned heads in a striking red peplum dress, accessorized with gemstone earrings and a necklace.
In 2022, William and Kate took George to his first Wimbledon match during the men’s singles final. At that time, George was 9, the same age William was when he attended his first match with his late mother, Princess Diana, in 1991. The following year, Charlotte made her debut in the royal box alongside her brother and mother.