Kate, Princess of Wales, has arrived at Wimbledon to watch the men’s singles final. And she wasn’t the only royal in attendance as Princess Charlotte was on hand to support her mum.
The royal has largely been out of the spotlight since revealing she had been diagnosed with cancer.
She attended the Trooping the Colour parade last month – her first public engagement in six months – much to the delight of royal fans.
And now, as patron of the All-England Club, she’s arrived at Wimbledon.
Princess Kate was accompanied by daughter Charlotte as she arrived at Wimbledon (Credit: BBC)
Kate’s attendance at Wimbledon confirmed
Yesterday (July 13), it was confirmed by Kensington Palace that the Princess of Wales would attend the championship today.
As a result, Kate will take up her seat in the Royal Box on Centre Court. Later, she will present the winner’s trophy to either Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz.
Today’s engagement is only the second time that the Princess of Wales has been seen in public since Christmas.
Earlier this year, she revealed that, following major abdominal surgery, doctors discovered cancer had been present. As a result, Kate is currently undergoing preventive chemotherapy.
In a new message earlier this summer, the Princess of Wales revealed that she has “good days and bad days”. And, happily, today (July 14), appeared to be a good day.
Kate work a gorgeous purple midi dress for the outing (Credit: BBC)
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