Princess Kate is expected to attend Wimbledon 2025 next month in her role as patron of the sporting competition.
The Princess of Wales has served as patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club since 2016.
In her role, she traditionally presents the trophies to both the men's and women's singles champions at the finals.
The Princess has not made a public appearance since Garter Day on June 16 and withdrew from Royal Ascot last week.
Princess Kate is expected to attend Wimbledon 2025 next month in her role as patron of the sporting competition.
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However, she is "very likely to attend the tennis tournament in the next two weeks" according to royal sources.
Last year marked a significant moment when Kate made her second major public appearance of 2024 at the men's singles final.
She attended with her daughter Princess Charlotte and sister Pippa Matthews.
The Princess did not attend the women's singles final, with Wimbledon chairwoman Debbie Jevans presenting the trophy to Barbora Krejcikova on her behalf.
She attended with her daughter Princess Charlotte and sister Pippa Matthews.
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Kate later presented Carlos Alcaraz with the winning trophy following his victory over Novak Djokovic in the men's final.
The outing demonstrated her continued commitment to her patronage despite limiting public engagements throughout 2024.
The Princess has been passionate about tennis since childhood, revealing to Sue Barker in a 2017 BBC documentary: "I have watched Wimbledon, that was very much part of my growing up.
"It's such a quintessential part of the English summer, and I think it really inspires youngsters, myself, it inspired me when I was younger to get involved in the game."
She added: "It hasn't changed either, I think that's what's so wonderful."
Kate later presented Carlos Alcaraz with the winning trophy following his victory over Novak Djokovic in the men's final.
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Kate has reportedly taken lessons at the private Hurlingham Club in Fulham.
The Middleton family also counts tennis legend Roger Federer among their friends.
The only occasion the Princess missed Wimbledon was in 2013, when she was heavily pregnant with Prince George.
That year, Sir Andy Murray became the first British man to win the men's final in 77 years.
She wrote to Murray afterwards, saying: "Sorry for not being there, but huge congratulations."
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