Wimbledon runner-up Amanda Anisimova has revealed the Princess of Wales Kate Middleton came to her after the match and shared some kind words away from the cameras following the lopsided defeat. Iga Swiatek was at her dominant best against the 23-year-old American on centre court having delivered the first bagel in a women's Wimbledon final since

Kate Middleton’s latest outing is an ace. The Princess of Wales, 43, attended Wimbledon for the first time this year. She stepped out to watch American tennis player Amanda Anisimova and Poland’s Iga Swiatek face off in the women’s singles final on Saturday.

Princess Kate was all smiles as she arrived at Wimbledon for the ladies' singles final between US player Amanda Anisimova and Poland's Iga Swiatek. As Patron, she had the honor of presenting the trophies.

Her attendance at the July 12 women's singles championship match marked her first appearance at Wimbledon since announcing her cancer remission.

The Princess of Wales, 43, appeared at the event with club chair Debbie Jevans and received an emotional welcome as she made her way to her seat at Centre Court. As seen in a video shared to X by Wimbledon, the crowd clapped and cheered on their feet as Princess Kate made her way to her seat in the front row of the Royal Box.

After missing a series of events, Kate Middleton makes her much-anticipated return to a public event following her “rollercoaster” cancer recovery. The Princess of Wales is getting back to things she once loved, stepping out for one of her favorite summer traditions: Wimbledon!

Kate Middleton bowed out of a recent polo match. The Princess of Wales, 43, was absent from her husband Prince William’s charity polo match on Friday. The Out-Sourcing Inc. Royal Charity Polo Cup 2025 took place at the Guards Polo Club in Windsor and raised money for various charities and causes.

Kate Middleton's longtime personal assistant Natasha Archer is leaving the royal household and embarking on a new professional journey