Kate Middleton made a high-profile appearance at Wimbledon over the weekend, presenting the men’s singles trophies after Italy’s Jannik Sinner defeated Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz in the 2025 final. The Princess of Wales, patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, attended the championship rounds on both 12 and 13 July alongside Prince William and their children Princess Charlotte and Prince George; Prince Louis did not attend. Sinner handed Middleton a gift intended for Louis, ensuring the five-year-old did not miss out on the occasion. Alcaraz, meanwhile, drew praise from British spectators and media for bowing to the Princess when he accepted the runner-up plate, a gesture highlighted as a mark of respect despite his loss. Middleton’s visit was only her second consecutive year returning to Centre Court since announcing her cancer remission in early 2024. Observers noted her bespoke cobalt-blue Roksanda dress for the men’s final and an ivory Self-Portrait outfit for the women’s final, as well as a newly styled ring stack that paired her 12-carat Ceylon sapphire engagement ring with two eternity bands. The crowds offered extended applause as she took her seat in the Royal Box, underscoring the public’s interest in her return to full duties.