How Princess Kate Paid Tribute To Prince Louis At Wimbledon Ladies’ Finals
All eyes were on Kate, the Princess of Wales today as she avoided showers to make her second appearance at Wimbledon.
And eagle-eyed royal fans may have spotted the royal mum-of-three paying a sweet tribute to her youngest Prince Louis on centre court today.
Opting for an elegant pastel green ensemble Kate Middleton kept her accessories to a minimum but they had sentimental value. The flower-shaped pearl earrings she could be seen wearing were the very same ones she had worn to her youngest’s christening back in 2018.
Kate, 41, arrived in style to watch the ladies single final from Wimbledon’s Royal Box on centre court today as Marketa Vondrousova and Ons Jabeur battle for the grand slam title.
Vondrousova cruised to a straight-set win against Elina Svitolina in the semi-final at SW19.
Last year’s final saw Elena Rybakina become the first player from Kazakhstan to win a Grand Slam title after beating Ons Jabeur. The Tunisian will be hoping to go a step further at Wimbledon this year after she came from a set down to beat Aryna Sabalenka to book her spot in the final.
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The princess is patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club and is a regular face at Wimbledon.
Last week Kate was seen sharing a joke with tennis legend Roger Federer in Wimbledon’s Royal Box as she cheered on Andy Murray.
The Princess of Wales looked chic in a green and white ensemble as she took to the stands – just after having to flee the rain when supporting young British star Katie Boulter on nearby court 18.
She had made a rare royal appearance at one of the smaller courts for Boulter’s encounter – but headed to Centre Court for Murray’s match and a reunion with Federer.
Eight-time Wimbledon champion Federer, who retired last year, had joined Kate in a video before this year’s tournament started.
The pair were filmed playing tennis together – with a cheeky ball girl telling Kate that she had broken Wimbledon protocol.