The Princess of Wales shared a special moment with a young cancer survivor at the Wimbledon Men's Final today. Kate, 43, waved to Ambrose Caldecott, 11, from south London, who performed the coin toss ahead of the final match at the All England Club in London.

Kate Middleton had a second outing of the weekend at Wimbledon to see the men compete in the singles final, and she brought Prince William, Prince George and Princess Charlotte along.

Prince and Princess of Wales Send Message to New Wimbledon Champion originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Wimbledon ladies' singles championship between Polish star Iga Swiatek and American sensation Amanda Anisimova wasn't the most eventful match, to say the least. However, it was certainly a historic one.

Wimbledon might not be the Oscars, fashion week or the Met Gala, but it does have its own sartorial prowess. With smart dressing advised and countless celebs spotted in the stands each day, it all makes for a rather stylish affair.

Princess Charlotte joined mom Kate Middleton at Wimbledon for the third year in a row, taking her spot in the Royal Box for the 2025 tennis tournament.

It is the end of an era at Kensington Palace. Natasha Archer, variously known as the Princess of Wales’s “right-hand woman” and “secret weapon”, is leaving the household after 15 years. She is to set up her own consultancy,

For the day at the finals, Princess Charlotte wore a ruffled white dress, while her brother was in a suit. The 10-year-old princess wore her hair in a braid, with a blue bow at the end—matching her mom Kate’s dress.

Catherine presented the trophies to the winners and runners-up of the Wimbledon final debuting fresh highlights and a lighter colour refresh