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Princess Charlotte and Prince George take centre stage at Wimbledon – all the best photos


George and Charlotte join royal parents at Wimbledon


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Edward LauderSenior online reporter
Abby AllenTV writer
Updated: July 13, 2025
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Princess Kate arrived at Wimbledon on Sunday with Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte to watch the Men’s Singles Final. The Wales family took their seats in the Royal Box on Centre Court ahead of the match between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.

Kate, 43, appeared relaxed and cheerful as she greeted staff and fellow guests. Her children quickly caught attention with their smart and summery outfits.

Royal family outing to Centre Court

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3BRJDFT The Princess of Wales (centre), Princess Charlotte (second right) and the Prince of Wales (right), arriving on day fourteen of the 2025 Wimbledon Championships© Alamy Stock Photo

William, 43, opted for a double-breasted blazer and white chinos. George, 11, wore a dark suit, while Charlotte, 10, looked summer-ready in a beige dress.

The family were seen shaking hands with stewards and smiling for onlookers as they made their way to the Royal Box. It marked their first official family appearance at Wimbledon in 2025.

Princess Kate's Wimbledon Wardrobe

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It's Wimbledon and over on The HELLO! Royal Club, royal shopper Leanne has delved into Princess Kate’s Wimbledon wardrobe and offered some predictions on what the fashionable royal might opt for this week.

Kate wore a striking royal blue A-line midi dress with capped sleeves. She teamed the look with mocha-coloured pumps, a floppy sunhat and gold jewellery.

Stealing the show

Joining their parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, the young royals took their seats in the Royal Box on Centre Court to watch the thrilling men's singles final – and all eyes were on their animated reactions, adorable sibling moments and sweet interactions with tennis legends and heads of state.

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Before taking their seats, Princess Charlotte and Prince George were seen politely greeting King Felipe VI of Spain with warm smiles.

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Charlotte also sported pink nails, too!© WireImage

Princess Charlotte couldn't hide her excitement as she gasped in shock during a tense rally – her wide-eyed reaction perfectly reflecting the tension of the game.

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Prince George and Princess Charlotte share a siblings rivalry© WireImage

Prince George looked every bit the focused young royal as he watched the match intently, his serious expression showing just how invested he was in the action.

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With temperatures rising on and off the court, Princess Charlotte gave a very relatable royal moment as she cooled herself down with a quick fan.

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Similarly, Prince George took a quick break to sip his drink and cool down – even royal spectators need a moment to recharge during a gripping Wimbledon final!

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Princess Charlotte on tender hooks at the Wimbledon final

The young royal Charlotte couldn't hide her feelings as she pulled a very relatable face during a tense moment on court.

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Prince George beside william talking to steve backshall© Alamy Stock Photo

Prince George and Prince William shared a special moment as they chatted with wildlife presenter Steve Backshall ahead of the match.

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Princess Kate and Charlotte applaud at the Wimbledon men's final

Princess Kate and Princess Charlotte joined the crowd in a warm round of applause, their smiles lighting up the Royal Box as they celebrated every thrilling moment on court.

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In another sweet mother-daughter moment, Charlotte was seen fanning mum Princess Kate to help her cool down.

Kate returns to present the winner’s trophy

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Princess Kate and Prince George at Wimbledon© Getty

The Princess of Wales is patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. As expected, she will present the trophy to the winner of Sunday’s final.

Kate also attended Saturday’s Ladies’ Final, where she presented the championship trophy to Iga Swiatek. The Polish player won the title after a swift victory over Amanda Anisimova.

The match lasted a record-breaking 57 minutes. Kate consoled Anisimova at the prize presentation and offered some quiet words of encouragement after having lost the final 6-0, 6-0.

The Wales family turn heads as they arrive at Centre Court

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Prince William, Prince of Wales, Prince George of Wales, Princess Charlotte of Wales and Catherine, Princess of Wales, Patron of The AELTC arrive in the Royal Box prior to the Gentleman's Singles Final between Jannik Sinner of Italy and Carlos Alcaraz of Spain on day fourteen of The Championships Wimbledon 2025© Getty

There was excitement in the stands as the Prince and Princess of Wales arrived at Centre Court with Prince George and Princess Charlotte. The family were all smiles as they made their way to the Royal Box ahead of the Men’s Singles Final.

Kate led the way, dressed in her striking cobalt blue midi dress, as William guided George and Charlotte to their seats. George looked smart in a navy suit and tie, while Charlotte wore a cream summer dress with a delicate black trim detail.

The royal family took time to greet stewards and guests on their way through the stands. Guests in the Royal Box were seen applauding the family’s arrival as they settled in for the final match of the tournament.

The moment marked a rare public outing for George and Charlotte together. Both children appeared confident and composed as they joined their parents for one of the most high-profile events of the summer.

King Felipe VI makes surprise appearance in the Royal Box

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King Felipe VI of Spain looks on in the Royal Box prior to the Gentleman's Singles Final between Jannik Sinner of Italy and Carlos Alcaraz of Spain© Getty

There was another royal in attendance for the final day of Wimbledon 2025, as King Felipe VI of Spain joined the crowd in the Royal Box. The Spanish monarch, 56, was spotted watching on as Carlos Alcaraz faced Italy’s Jannik Sinner in the Gentlemen’s Singles Final.

King Felipe looked relaxed as he took his seat just before the match began. His appearance comes as Alcaraz, one of Spain’s biggest sporting stars, aimed to defend his Wimbledon title.

The King’s presence added an international royal touch to Centre Court, where he was seen warmly greeting guests and engaging in conversation ahead of the match. It is not the first time King Felipe has supported Spanish athletes on the global stage, having previously cheered on national teams and sports figures at major events.

His attendance at the final follows a growing royal presence at this year’s Championships, with multiple members of the British Royal Family appearing throughout the fortnight.

Emotional exchange after the Ladies’ Final

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Catherine, Princess of Wales presents the winner's trophy to Iga Swiatek on day thirteen of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club at All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on July 12, 2025 © WireImage

Speaking about meeting Kate, Anisimova said: "It was such an honour to meet her. She definitely had a few things to say that were making me emotional again."

"She was really kind and she told me to keep my head high," the 23-year-old added.

Swiatek also spoke about the special moment: "It was surreal. I’m a big fan of the royal family so it was amazing... I really appreciated that."

A busy week for the Princess

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Britain's Catherine, Princess of Wales gives the runner up trophy, to US player Amanda Anisimova after her defeat against Poland's Iga Swiatek at the end of their women's singles final tennis match on the thirteenth day of the 2025 Wimbledon Championships © AFP via Getty Images

Earlier in the week, Kate also attended day 13 of the Championships in a cream Self-Portrait dress. She met eight-year-old Lydia Lowe, who performed the coin toss for the women’s wheelchair final.

Lydia told the Princess: "Don’t be nervous. Take deep breaths." Kate smiled and thanked her, replying: "Take deep breaths, okay, I’ll remember that. Thank you."

Lydia was representing the Dan Maskell Tennis Trust and was praised for her confidence and strength after recovering from a brain injury earlier this year.

Other royals in the Royal Box

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Sophie Winkleman and Lord Frederick Windsor in the Royal Box at Wimbledon© Getty

Kate's parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, were also seen in the Royal Box earlier in the week. Duchess Sophie and the Duchess of Gloucester were in attendance as well.

The Princess of Wales has long been a staple at the Wimbledon finals. Last year, she presented the winner's trophy to Carlos Alcaraz following his win over Novak Djokovic.

In 2023, she attended with Princess Charlotte, who joined her mother for her first official visit to Centre Court. Charlotte sat alongside Kate and smiled as she watched the final with her older brother.

More to come from the Wales family?

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The Wales' at Wimbledon© Alamy

The Wales children have appeared at more public engagements this year, including Trooping the Colour and the Easter service at Windsor. Sunday's appearance at Wimbledon continues that trend.

With Kate gradually returning to public duties following her cancer diagnosis, her family appearances have drawn particular attention. Supporters welcomed her presence and praised her for staying engaged during her recovery.

Wimbledon: 5 surprising facts

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1. A lot of tennis balls 

Throughout the tournaments, Wimbledon goes through over 50,000 tennis balls! After the first seven games, the balls are replaced and refrigerated to maintain bounce. 

2. Strawberries and cream

Tennis and strawberries are never apart throughout Wimbledon, and in fact, they only get the fruit from one supplier. Last year, Hugh Lowe Farm in Kent provided around 1.5 million strawberries over the two-week tournament. 

3. Rufus the Hawk

Rufus, the hawk, has been the protector of the Wimbledon courts for the past ten years. He flies above the grounds in the early AM to chase away any pigeons to maintain a pristine court condition. 

4. Prize money 

The winners of the ladies’ and gentlemen’s singles championships will each receive £2.2 million. Additionally, the winners of every round will also receive money, ranging from £1500 for the winner of the first round of mixed doubles, up to £1.1 million for the runner-up in the final.

5. Longest match in history

In June 2010, John Isner and Nicolas Mahut battled for 11 hours and 5 minutes over three days, with the longest match in professional tennis history. The match totalled 183 games, and John eventually won 70-68. 

While the temperatures on Centre Court reached highs of 29°C, the royal family looked comfortable and composed. George and Charlotte appeared to enjoy the match, chatting quietly with their parents throughout.

Kate will formally present the Gentlemen’s Singles trophy at the end of today's final. All eyes will be on Centre Court once again as the tournament comes to a close.

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