With Prince William and Kate Middleton, Prince George makes his Wimbledon debut.
Prince George, the oldest child of Prince William and Kate Middleton, made his first appearance at Wimbledon 2022 on Sunday during the men’s singles final match.
On day 14 of the championship at the All England Lawn Tennis Club, the 8-year-old royal was seen sitting between his parents in the Royal Box as they watched Serbia’s Novak Djokovic take on Australia’s Nick Kyrgios, according to People.
Third in line to the British throne Prince George dressed for the occasion in a navy blue suit and striped tie. He was captured on camera watching the game with animated facial expressions as his parents watched with pride.
Prince William wore a gray suit, a light blue shirt, and a navy blue tie, while Duchess Kate wore a navy blue and white polka dot dress.
The parents of 4-year-old Prince Louis and 7-year-old Princess Charlotte, Prince William and Middleton frequently attend the annual competition. The duchess, a devoted tennis fan who has served as the club’s royal patron since 2016, was also present for the women’s singles final the day before.
The Cambridges were shown in a video by Djokovic after he defeated his opponent on Sunday, 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, 7-6. (3).
Prince George’s first trip to Wimbledon was particularly memorable, according to the caption.
In the video, the tennis champion gave the coveted trophy to Prince George to hold.
Prince William laughed and jokingly told his son, “Don’t drop it.”
The adorable interaction between Prince George and Djokovic delighted fans and users of social media.
“What a sweet time it was for George! He was very considerate to let George hold it! “Twitter user makes a comment.
Another person chimed in, “Legend Novak…speaking to the next king while asking the future king to hold onto the trophy.”
Middleton and Prince William made their second appearance at Wimbledon together this year during the contest on Sunday.
The men’s singles quarterfinal match between Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner of Italy, as well as the contest between Cameron Norrie of the United Kingdom and David Goffin of Belgium, were both watched on Tuesday.
The Duchess of Cambridge was also seen having a tender moment with Carole and Michael Middleton, who were sitting a few rows away from their daughter but were also watching the game from the Royal Box.
The future queen consort gave her parents a kiss and waved from her front-row seat.
