Kate Middleton made a solo appearance at the women’s final of Wimbledon, turning heads with her elegant style. The 43-year-old Princess of Wales was seen without Prince William or their children as she arrived at the prestigious tennis championship held at the All England Club.
This year’s final saw a fierce match between American Amanda Anisimova, ranked 12th in the world, and Poland’s Iga Świątek, who currently holds the fourth spot in the WTA rankings. Kate took her place in the royal box, where she was warmly received and appeared in good spirits.
For the event, the princess wore a refined cream outfit that radiated both sophistication and softness. Her ensemble included a high-neck blouse cinched at the waist, perfectly complementing her slender frame, and a light, pleated skirt that flowed gracefully as she moved. She completed the look with a signature purple-and-green Wimbledon ribbon brooch — the official colors of the All England Club — adding a traditional and personal touch.
During the match, Kate was seen chatting cheerfully with Debbie Jevans, the chair of the AELTC. Meanwhile, Prince William’s absence was explained by his commitment to a charitable polo match held the same day. Though not by her side at the tournament, the couple has recently enjoyed quality time together following Kate’s recovery from cancer.
Earlier this year, the Princess opened up about her health journey, revealing that her cancer is now in remission. She described the emotional ups and downs of treatment as a “roller coaster” and thanked the public for their ongoing support. Following her positive health news, Kate and William took a much-needed private getaway to a tropical island, enjoying local spots and reconnecting away from the spotlight.
