Kate, Princess of Wales, has made a rare public appearance at Wimbledon to present the winner’s trophy at the conclusion men’s final this afternoon.

Despite taking a back-seat on Royal duties as she recovers from cancer.

Joined by Princess Charlotte, 9, and her sister, Pippa Middleton, Kate – who announced in March.

That she had been diagnosed with the disease – delighted Royal enthusiasts as she smiled at fellow tennis fans in a stunning purple dress. 

Cheers erupted for Princess Kate at Wimbledon as she made just her second public appearance since her cancer diagnosis.

Dressed in purple and with a beaming smile, Kate appeared full of joy as she walked over the famous bridge inside the grounds with daughter Charlotte.

On their way towards Centre Court before the men’s final between Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz.

There was a huge buzz inside SW19 as crowds gathered in their hundreds desperate to catch a glimpse of Kate – who twice waved to adoring crowds as arrived at 1.45pm. She was quickly led over the bridge and into Centre Court, where presented the winner Carlos with the famous trophy.

Grinning as she handed over the trophy to the Spaniard, who won the tense match in three sets, Kate looked back to her best.

Kensington Palace announced on Saturday that the Princess of Wales would be making a surprise return to Centre Court in a rare public appearance following the news.

The Princess, who is an avid tennis fan, will hand over the prize to either Novak Djokovic or Carlos Alcaraz, Kensington Palace said.

Plans had been put in place for the Duchess of Gloucester, an Honorary President of the Lawn Tennis Association for 25 years, to step in if the Princess of Wales was unavailable as she continues her treatment. But it was later revealed that she would be in attendance. She is joined by her daughter Princess Charlotte and sister Pippa Middleton.

It’s the first time Kate has been seen since Trooping the Colour last month, where she beamed as she waved to the huge crowds with her three children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis – before emerging on the Buckingham Palace balcony next to her husband Prince William as the pair chatted enthusiastically.

In her most recent health update, the Princess said she is “making good progress” but “there are good days and bad days”. She also shared her hopes that she can “join a few public engagements over the summer” while also noting, “I am not out of the woods yet”.

Kate will be attending today’s final at the Royal Box, frequented by celebrities, sporting royalty and royalty alike, it’s a common to spot for Prince William or Kate Middleton enjoying the best seats in the house. The Royal Box dates back to 1922 and it has been used to entertain friends and guests of Wimbledon ever since.

Accordingly, you must be personally invited by the Chairman of the All England Club before you can enjoy one of the iconic green Lloyd Loom wicker chairs.

Princess Kate’s public appearance at Wimbledon was highly anticipated by fans and she did not disappoint. Despite her ongoing battle with cancer, she looked radiant in a stunning purple dress as she presented the winner’s trophy at the men’s final. This marks only her second public appearance since revealing her diagnosis in March.

The smiles and cheers that greeted Princess Kate at Wimbledon were heartwarming to see. It’s clear that her presence brought joy to not only the tennis fans at the event but also to royal enthusiasts around the world. Her positive outlook and determination to continue fulfilling her duties despite her health challenges are truly inspiring.

Kensington Palace’s announcement of Princess Kate’s surprise return to Centre Court sent waves of excitement through the crowds. Her love for tennis is well-known, and the opportunity to hand over the winner’s trophy must have been a special moment for her. The fact that she was able to attend the event with her daughter and sister shows the strong bond she shares with her family.

As Princess Kate continues her treatment and recovery, her determination to engage in public engagements over the summer is commendable. Her honesty about having both good and bad days highlights the challenges she faces, but her resilience shines through. We can only hope for her continued progress and send her our best wishes.

Being seated in the Royal Box at Wimbledon is a prestigious privilege reserved for special guests, and Princess Kate’s presence added to the glamour of the event. The history and tradition behind the Royal Box make it a coveted spot, and it’s no surprise that it attracts celebrities, sports icons, and members of royalty alike.

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Source: USA Today