Prince and Princess of Wales Bring George and Charlotte to Wimbledon

The Prince and Princess of Wales made Wimbledon a true family affair this year, bringing Prince George and Princess Charlotte to witness the excitement of the men's singles final from the Royal Box.

Princess Charlotte and Prince George joined their parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, at the All England Lawn Tennis Club on Sunday to watch the Wimbledon men's singles final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.

The outing marked Kate Middleton's second consecutive day at Wimbledon. She had attended the women's final solo on Saturday, fulfilling her role as patron of the All England Club by presenting the trophies.

For the final day of the tournament, Princess Charlotte, 10, wore a white ruffled dress and styled her hair in a braid tied with a blue bow — matching the shade of her mother's outfit. Prince George appeared in a suit for the occasion, keeping with the formal tone of the Royal Box.

Inside the Royal Box, the two siblings were seated next to each other as the family took in the championship match together.

Just as she had the day before, Princess Catherine presented the trophies to the winners. Following the match, 2025 Wimbledon champion Jannik Sinner met the royal family in the clubhouse, where he signed three tennis balls — one each for Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, and likely Prince George.