Forget the action on court: Here are all the royals who attended Wimbledon 2025

Wimbledon and the British royal family go together like strawberries and cream.

Royals have attended the iconic tennis tournament for more than a century, and they've even been represented on court, with the future King George V competing in the men's doubles in 1926.

So, one thing is certain when Wimbledon rolls around each year: you'll always be able to find a royal or two in the stands at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.

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That's certainly been the case so far for the 2025 tournament – keep scrolling to see which members of the royal family soaked up all the action from the Royal Box.

Day 14

The final day of the tournament was a big day out for the Wales family!

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Prince William and Kate attended the men's singles finals with their two eldest children in tow.

As always, Prince George and Princess Charlotte had the crowd delighted, looking smart in their outfits for the Royal Box.

Prince George suited up for the occasion, like his dad, while Charlotte wore a white dress with black trimming.

Like mum Kate, the young princess kept a handheld fan handy to keep cool during England's warm summer.

Kate had the honour of presenting winner Jannik Sinner with his Wimbledon trophy.

Day 13

The Princess of Wales made her long-awaited first appearance at Wimbledon on July 12.

Arriving in a cream Self-Portrait two piece skirt and jacket, Kate waved to massive crowds which had gathered to see the royal arrive at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.

Kate made her way into the in the members area of centre court, ahead of the women's singles final between USA's Amanda Anisimova and Poland's Iga Świątek.

The 43-year-old, who is royal patron of the tennis tournament, had her green and purple Wimbledon bow pinned to her chest.

She wore her long brunette locks out over her shoulders in curls and added gold earrings and a cuff to round out her ensemble.

The Princess of Wales took her place in the royal box, seated in front of Hollywood stars Stanley Tucci, Greta Gerwig and Noah Baumbach.

Also in the royal box for the match was Olympian Adam Peaty with fiancée - and Gordon Ramsay's daughter - Holly Ramsay.

Being the royal patron for the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, Kate had the duty of handing out the winning trophies.

She was seen congratulating Świątek as she won her match, speaking to her at length about their shared interest in the sport.

The Princess of Wales also spent time comforting Świątek's opponent, American player Anisimova, who was in tears after her loss.

The royal put her hand on the player's shoulder in a touching move as she handed over her award.

Day 12

Lord Frederick Windsor made his third appearance at the tennis tournament for the year.

But this time, he brought along his actress wife, Sophie Winkleman, with the pair enjoying the men's singles semi-final matches from the royal box.

The cute couple colour co-ordinated their outfits, both wearing white and blue for their day out.

Princess Michael of Kent and David Armstrong-Jones - the son of the late Princess Margaret - were also in attendance for day 11 of the championships.

Day 10

Peter Phillips and his girlfriend, Harriet Sperling, attended Wimbledon for the first time this year on July 9.

The loved up couple, who also put in appearances at Royal Ascot last month, arrived in colour coordinated ensembles.

Princess Anne's son wore a navy suit to see Novak Djokovic take on Flavio Cobolli in their quarter final match, while Sperling wore a floaty sky-blue two-piece.

Queen Camilla also took her seat in the royal box, making an appearance ahead of Wimbledon royal patron the Princess of Wales, who is yet to be seen at the tennis tournament.

The 77-year-old also met with Djokovic ahead of his match, during a meet and greet with staff and volunteers on arrival.

Seated behind Queen Camilla in the royal box was English actor Hugh Grant.

Day 9

Lady Sarah Chatto was in good company as she sat in the Royal Box on July 8.

The daughter of Princess Margaret was spotted chatting with Hollywood royalty, Jodie Foster.

Lady Sarah spent her day at the tennis with her husband, former actor Daniel Chatto.

Lord Frederick Windsor also returned to Wimbledon for the second time in a week without his actress wife, Sophie Winkleman.

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But in a somewhat un-royal twist, the suited-up cousin of King Charles was spotted court-side, not in the Royal Box with the other celebrities and dignitaries.

It isn't exactly unprecedented. The 54th in line to the throne enjoyed games outside of the royal box last year as well.

Day 8

July 7 was an action-packed day eight of Wimbledon, filled with some great royal sightings – British and otherwise.

Denmark's King Frederik was spotted in the prestigious Royal Box watching the ladies' singles.

The royal looked dapper in a dark green suit with a purple tie and appeared in high spirits as he watched the court.

He looked delighted to be at the event, but wife Queen Mary of Denmark was noticeably absent from the day.

Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh also popped up in the Royal Box on day eight.

The duchess teamed a navy floral dress with a crisp white blazer.

Also spotted courtside on Monday were Carole and Michael Middleton.

The parents of Catherine, the Princess of Wales wore matching beige ensembles as they took in a match. Carole was seen saying a warm hello to Birgitte, the Duchess of Gloucester.

Day 4

As the world waits for Prince William and Kate to make an appearance, the Prince of Wales' cousin has popped up at Wimbledon.

Lady Amelia Windsor wore a black and white polka dot strappy sundress for her day at the tennis, posing for a photo outside centre court.

Windsor is William's third cousin and 44th in line to the throne but it wasn't clear if the model was at the sporting event as a guest of one of the corporate suites or taking her spot in the royal box.

Windsor is also the granddaughter of the Duke of Kent, who was formerly the president of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club (AELTC) for more than five decades.

The duke's younger brother, Prince Michael of Kent, was also in attendance on July 3 and spotted in the royal box a day after his wife made an appearance at the tournament.

Day 3

The third day of Wimbledon action saw Princess Michael of Kent take her place in the stands.

The wife of Prince Michael of Kent – a first cousin of the late Queen Elizabeth II – kept her outfit light and breezing, wearing a patterned pale blue dress.

Day 2

Lord Frederick Windsor nabbed a seat in the Royal Box a day after his sister, Lady Gabriella Windsor.

The son of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent rocked pink stripes and a fedora for his Wimbledon outing on July 1.

Day 1

The tournament kicked off on June 30 with a royal mother-daughter outing.

Sarah, Duchess of York made a surprise appearance, joined by Princess Beatrice, for the match between Carlos Alcaraz and Fabio Fognini.

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Both opted for breezy dresses for their Wimbledon outing, with Beatrice in a blue and white striped shirt dress with floral embroidery, and Fergie in a bright green number printed with foliage.

The outing marked Fergie's first time sitting in the Royal Box – an invite-only section in the stands of the Centre Court – in 30 years.

The last time she was seen in the prestigious area was in 1988, when she attended Wimbledon with her then-sister-in-law Diana, Princess of Wales.

Despite the name, the Royal Box isn't reserved for royalty only – major celebrities also tend to make the cut.

Fergie and Beatrice were in good company on day one, with actor Jason Isaacs sitting nearby.

At one point, the duchess was seen chatting with the Harry Potter and White Lotus star.

Beatrice and Sarah weren't the royals royals spotted on the first day of the tournament – Lady Gabreilla Windsor was also there.

The daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent sat in the Royal Box with philanthropist Robert Denning, using a handheld fan to keep cool in the UK's heatwave.

Lady Gabriella also went for breezy florals, wearing a hydrangea-print shirtdress.

It's the latest in a sparse string of public appearances Lady Gabriella has made since the tragic sudden death of her husband Thomas Kingston in February 2024.

After lying low in the wake of the tragedy, she has emerged at royal events including the Princess of Wales' Christmas concert in December and Royal Ascot last month.

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