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Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Cambridge and the Duchess of Sussex respectively, made an appearance at the men’s semi-final and women’s final at Wimbledon.
Kate is a frequent attendee of the tennis championship as she is the patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
She often attends alongside Prince William or members of her tennis-mad family.
However, this time, she had a new companion in the form of her sister-in-law, Meghan Markle.
The two ladies looked stunning as they settled down to watch the action from their VIP seats.
Kate stuck to her Wimbledon go-to, a pretty summer dress, this time opting for a slim-fitting cream design with black spots by one of her go-to designers, Jenny Packham.
The dress had gathered fan-style ruffles at the shoulder and hip, giving it a 1940s feel.
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On the other hand, Meghan opted for a more modern, preppy look in her striped button-down and cream pants by Ralph Lauren.
Saturday's tennis required less formality than those royal engagements, and we loved seeing Kate more casual.
She often chooses Wimbledon as a chance to show her softer side, and this was once again the case.
Kate's family are all big tennis fans, and we've already seen her parents and her sister Pippa and brother James at this year's event.
Meghan had her own important reason to attend as she's close friends with Serena Williams, who was a guest at the royal wedding in May.
The sisters-in-law both looked stunning as they sat together in the sunshine at the London venue, enjoying all the action.
It's been a busy royal week for everyone, including Kate.
Things kicked off with Prince Louis's christening on Monday, then came Tuesday's RAF 100th anniversary celebrations, followed by Harry and Meghan's visit to Ireland, and on Friday, the Queen's first meeting with President Donald Trump.
However, it's not quite over for Kate as she and Prince William are set to attend the men's final on Sunday.
Kate's patronage of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club has seen her become a regular fixture at Wimbledon.
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