Kate Middleton and Prince William enjoyed a sporty Sunday with their two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, while their youngest, Prince Louis, was noticeably absent.
Charlotte accompanied her mother to Wimbledon, and George joined his father at the UEFA European Championship final in Berlin. The absence of six-year-old Louis did not go unnoticed by royal fans, sparking curiosity about his whereabouts.
Historically, royal children have not attended Wimbledon until they are at least eight years old. Both George, 10, and Charlotte, 9, made their first appearances at the tournament at that age. If this precedent continues, Louis has two more years before he makes his Wimbledon debut.
The Wimbledon Code of Conduct advises spectators to maintain silence during rallies, as excessive noise can lead to removal from the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. Kate, aware of Louis' lively nature, decided to leave him at home to avoid any potential distractions. Known for his playful and charming demeanor, Louis often steals the spotlight during public appearances.
Prince Louis also missed out on another high-profile event on June 21 when Prince William took George and Charlotte to Taylor Swift's Eras Tour show in London. Kate did not attend the concert, having kept a low profile this year following her announcement in March that she is undergoing cancer treatment.
