The Prince and Princess of Wales, accompanied by Prince George and Princess Charlotte, can be seen in a never-before-seen photo of their outing to Wimbledon, where they cheer on Carlos Alcaraz. The photo, released today, showcases the royal family’s support for Alcaraz during the men’s final. Kate Middleton, 41, attended the event with her eight-year-old daughter and her husband William, 41, alongside their eldest son George, nine. Excitement filled the air as George and Charlotte enthusiastically celebrated Alcaraz’s thrilling five-set victory over Novak Djokovic. The Spanish monarch, King Felipe, was also present, lending his support to the talented young Spaniard. A photo released by the Spanish Palace captures the Wales’s joining King Felipe backstage, offering Alcaraz a round of applause after his remarkable win. The image features Kate beaming as she applauds, while Prince William, George, and Charlotte also display their enthusiastic support. The picture was taken shortly after Alcaraz received the Wimbledon trophy, as the royal family prepared to meet him backstage. The Spanish royal family released additional photos, including Alcaraz and Felipe posing with the Wimbledon cup. Another snapshot shows the King with the young Spaniard and the runner-up, Djokovic. Throughout the suspenseful final, both George and Charlotte were on edge, eagerly supporting Alcaraz, who ultimately claimed the winner’s trophy and a £2.35 million prize fund. At one point, George was seen holding his head in his hands after a near miss point. Dressed in a blue suit and tie, the future king frequently leaned over to discuss parts of the match with his father. The two siblings cheered with raised fists as Alcaraz, 20, secured a 3-2 victory in a match that seemed impossible. Their mother, the Princess of Wales, expressed joy as she congratulated the 20-year-old Spaniard and presented him with his trophy, which he emotionally held up to the crowd who had supported him throughout the nearly five-hour-long game. Unfortunately, the youngest member of the family, Louis, was unable to join them, despite his practice as a ballboy this year. Upon their arrival at SW19 with their husband and two children, the Princess of Wales informed Ella Ottaway, who runs the All England Club’s young people program, that it was Charlotte’s first time at Wimbledon, while George attended last year. She mentioned that Louis was very upset about not being able to come. Meanwhile, from the Royal box, King Felipe expressed his approval with a thumbs up gesture as Alcaraz was crowned the Wimbledon men’s singles champion. The 55-year-old Spanish monarch looked delighted as the 20-year-old made waves on Centre Court, winning his maiden Wimbledon title and retaining his position as the world number one. After the match, Alcaraz humorously referred to King Felipe as his lucky charm and expressed his gratitude for the royal support. He mentioned that playing in front of royalty was special to him and hoped to have more opportunities to do so in the future. Photos released by King Felipe depict the Spanish monarch beaming as he poses with Alcaraz, capturing the essence of their victorious moment. Additionally, King Felipe is seen in another snapshot alongside Alcaraz and Djokovic, showcasing the camaraderie among the players. Following Alcaraz’s triumph over fellow Spaniard Rafael Nadal at the Madrid Open in 2022, the King conveyed his congratulations to the young tennis star. A few months later, after Alcaraz’s victory at the Miami Open, the monarch personally called the stunned 20-year-old to extend his congratulations once again. Alcaraz expressed his amazement and nervousness at receiving a call from the Spanish king, acknowledging the significance of such recognition.
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