King Charles reacts to Kate Middleton’s Wimbledon attendance amid cancer
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King Charles has shown his support for his beloved daughter-in-law, Kate Middleton, as she attended the Wimbledon final with Princess Charlotte. In a gesture of solidarity, the palace, on behalf of King Charles, reposted Kate Middleton’s photo from the event on its Instagram stories, signaling his support for the future queen.
Earlier, Kate Middleton had shared stunning photos and videos from Wimbledon on social media. The Princess of Wales attended the men’s final on Sunday, marking her second public engagement since announcing her cancer diagnosis. She received cheers as she walked onto the court to present the trophy to Carlos Alcaraz.
Wearing a purple dress, the 42-year-old princess was accompanied by her nine-year-old daughter, Charlotte, as she interacted with players before the match. The crowd cheered as she made her way to Centre Court, and the arena rose to its feet, applauding for around 30 seconds as the princess, patron of the All England Club, entered the arena.
This public show of support from King Charles highlights the strong bond within the royal family as they navigate these challenging times. The crowd’s enthusiastic response to Kate Middleton underscores her popularity and the public’s admiration for her strength and dedication despite her personal challenges.
