Every royal spotted at the Wimbledon Championships 2026, from Lady Amelia Windsor to the Duchess of Gloucester

While most members of the royal family are more partial to a day out at Ascot, Catherine has graced the royal box at Centre Court almost every year since 2011 (and was even spotted cheering on Andy Murray back in 2008, years before her royal wedding). Most years she makes a number of appearances, taking in the action across several days of the tournament.

Her 2026 debut came on Thursday when she joined Sir Andy Murray to watch Brit Katie Swan battle it out in her second-round match. The Princess of Wales looked radiant in royal blue for the occasion, swapping her typical Wimbledon uniform of dresses by Roksanda, Alessandra Rich and Self-Portrait for a new linen suit by Gabriela Hearst.

But she was not the first royal to be spotted in SW19 this week. The Duke of Kent, who served as president of the AELTC for more than 50 years until stepping down in 2021, made an appearance on the first day of the tournament (the first since the death of his wife, the Duchess of Kent). Lady Rose Gilman stepped out on Tuesday. Her mother, the Duchess of Gloucester, attended on Thursday.

There will be more royal sightings as the Wimbledon Championships unfold, serving up a slice of style, sport and glamour that defines the British social season.