The Princess of Wales has arrived for the final day of Wimbledon (Sunday 12 July) with two very special guests in tow - Prince George and Princess Charlotte. Kate looked stunning in an olive dress alongside her two oldest children, with her daughter, Charlotte, wearing a very familiar shade of blue.
For her debut appearance at The Championships this year, Princess Charlotte opted for a bright blue dress, matching the same colour her mum, Kate, wore earlier this week for the event.
The Princess of Wales had co-ordinated her two piece with the sapphire in her iconic engagement ring, which famously belonged to Princess Diana. Arriving today, it appears she's decided to dress her daughter in the same shade. Princess Charlotte's dress is also a mini of the one her mum wore to Wimbledon last year.
For her own look, Kate chose an olive green midi dress with loosly frilled shoulders, much like Princess Charlotte's, however one side fell elegantly into an asymmetric shawl. Prince George, meanwhile, matched his dad in a grown up suit, selecting a smart, striped tie for the occasion. The family were snapped walking through the grounds together and waving to spectators from a raised balcony.
Missing from the line-up was the youngest child in the family, Prince Louis, who has been yet to make his Wimbledon debut. At just 8 years old, it may be that the Prince and Princess of Wales are waiting until he's older to bring him along to watch the tennis.
Sunday marks the third day Kate has spent enjoying Wimbledon, with her joining yesterday to present the women's singles final trophy. Today, she will present the same honour to the men's winner. On Saturday (11 July), Kate wore a striking red peplum dress with a half-up hair style - as Princess Charlotte has done - while today she chose to wear her hair down in soft waves.
It's been a busy week of sports for Kate as, on Friday, she was at yet another event. This time, she had a very personal connection to one of the players - her husband, Prince William. The Prince of Wales was taking part in the 2026 DMMI Royal Charity Polo Cup, in Windsor, and Kate was there to show her support, as well as to present the winning cup.




















