The Princess of Wales appeared in the stands of the tennis tournament in a purple dress this Sunday, July 14. He also presented the trophy to the winner of the men’s final.
For a moment, everyone had eyes only for him. Kate Middleton appeared in the stands at the Wimbledon tennis tournament to watch the men’s final this Sunday, July 14. This was his second official release since his cancer announcement. The 42-year-old princess was accompanied by her sister, Pippa, and daughter, 9-year-old Charlotte. Upon her arrival at Wimbledon Center Court, Prince William’s wife was greeted with thunderous applause and standing ovations from the public.
Kate Middleton, wearing a purple dress, smiled at the event. Passionate about tennis, he then presented the trophy to the winner of the tournament, Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz, who faced Serbia’s Novak Djokovic in the match. At the end of March, the princess announced in an Instagram video that she is undergoing preventive chemotherapy against cancer. He appeared in public for the first time on June 15 to grace the Trooping the Color parade for Charles III’s birthday. He then greeted the crowd on the balcony of Buckingham Palace in the company of the royal family.
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“Good progress”
In a social media post yesterday, his first appearance since announcing his illness, he announced that he would be attending the celebratory event because of the “good progress” of his treatment. “As anyone undergoing chemotherapy knows, there are good days and bad days,” he wrote in the message, noting that his treatment will last “a few more months.” “Hopefully I’ll be able to participate in some public events this summer, knowing I’m not out of the woods yet,” he added. Prince William will be present in Berlin this Sunday evening to participate in the England-Spain European football final.
Source: Le Figaro
