Highlights from Wimbledon day 13
Prince George and Princess Charlotte beamed as they received Wimbledon goodie bags, as they arrived at SW19 with their parents prior to the start of play in the Men's Singles final. However their younger brother, Prince Louis, was not by their side.
The Princess of Wales told Ella Ottaway, who runs the All England Club’s young people programme, that Louis was “very upset” that he was not attending.
She said: "It’s Charlotte’s first time, George came last year. They’ve been eagerly watching... Louis was very upset he wasn’t coming today."
The princess also told 16-year-old ball boy Joel that Louis has been practising being a ball boy.
After their chat, Joel told the PA news agency: "He (Louis) tries to practise the standing and staying serious like us. He tries to practise the stands and how we stand at the back of the court and next to the players."
Princess Charlotte and Prince George receiving their goodie bags (Image: PA)
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Princess Charlotte cutely holding her mum's hand (Image: PA)
The young Royals looked overjoyed to be at such a prestigious event and the brother-sister duo looked resplendent in their smart summer attire.
Princess Charlotte could be seen sweetly holding Kate's hand as the family strolled through the All England Club. Prince George had donned a blue suit, complete with a pale blue shirt and striped tie. William wore a smart grey jacket, black trousers, a blue shirt and a dark tie.
Princess Charlotte wore a blue floral dress to match her brother's colours, while Kate stepped out in a dazzling green midi dress that cost a whopping ￡750.
The royal children drew adoring looks from the SW19 patrons and they will be hoping from an exciting final between Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz.
It's unclear who the royal children will want to win the landmark tennis tournament, if they have a favourite at all.
The royal quartet met Mu'awwiz Anwar, the boy who will be tossing the coin on Centre Court, as well as officials from the St John's Ambulance, the Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force.
The family were applauded to their seats in the front row of the Royal Box in the iconic spoting theatre.
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Princess Charlotte meets Mu'awwiz Anwar who is tossing the coin (Image: PA)
Kate wowed crowds at the Ladies' final (Image: GETTY)
The 41-year-old Princess' beautiful green outfit was designed by Roland Mouret and stunned the adoring Wimbledon faithful.
The dress' description says: "Short sleeve cady midi dress with stretch falling to mid-calf length in Green.
"Featuring a fabric drape across the shoulder, removable shoulder pads, back hem split and a concealed zip fastening at the back."
Yesterday at the Ladies' Singles final, Kate wore a tennis ball green number leaving onlookers stunned. The Self-Portait outfit had a flowing skirt and button-up blouse.
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