Members of the British royal family turned out in full force at Centre Court over the weekend to watch the 2025 Wimbledon Men’s Singles final — but royal watchers quickly noticed that one familiar face was absent from the stands.

A Weekend of Champions

The prestigious tournament wrapped up on Sunday, July 13, with 23-year-old Jannik Sinner securing the men’s singles title. A day earlier, on Saturday, July 12, 24-year-old Iga Świątek dominated the women’s final, defeating Amanda Anisimova 6-0, 6-0 to earn her sixth Grand Slam title.

In the wheelchair events, 26-year-old Wang Ziying triumphed over top seed Yui Kamiji, 31, in the ladies’ singles final. Meanwhile, British athletes Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid came up short in the men’s wheelchair doubles, falling to Martin de la Puente and Ruben Spaargaren.

Princess Kate’s Presence and Prince Louis’ Absence

Princess Kate, the Princess of Wales, was seen attending both Saturday and Sunday’s matches — a highlight for royal fans who have missed public appearances from the princess amid her ongoing recovery from illness.

However, many fans noticed the absence of Prince Louis, the youngest son of William and Kate. According to *People* magazine, Louis may not have been present simply because he hasn’t yet reached the appropriate age for attending Wimbledon. Both his siblings — Prince George and Princess Charlotte — were eight years old when they made their Wimbledon debut, and Louis turns eight next April, just in time for a possible appearance at the 2026 championships.

Prince George’s Less-Than-Enthusiastic Reaction

While Louis stayed home, his older brother Prince George attended the men’s final — and quickly became the subject of online chatter due to his seemingly unimpressed expression during the match.