Princess Kate attends England match less than 24 hours after hate campaign against her parents revealed

In September, Princess Kate watched the World Cup group-stage match between England and Argentina.

Prince William and Prince George watched Wales suffer a 17-29 defeat to Argentina on Saturday evening.

Following the conclusion of the match, William and George went into the Wales team's dressing room.

The Prince of Wales's appearance at Stade de Marseille comes less than 24 hours after it was revealed that her parents have been targeted by a vile hate campaign in the area where they live.

Malicious messages were plastered on lamposts and trees in Carole and Michael Middleton's home village Bucklebury, Berkshire.

Some suppliers are still owed money following the closure of Party Pieces, the company sold by Kate's parents shortly before it went bust earlier this year.

A source told The Sun: "Carole and Michael are incredibly popular.

"Everyone is horrified by these posters. It’s unfair to do this in their home village, just yards from where they live.

“Their son James lives nearby and so does Pippa who has moved around there recently with her family so they all have to be confronted by this.

"They are doing their best to make things right and don’t deserve this kind of abuse."

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The Princess of Wales's James Middleton, who lives nearby, is said to have been enraged by the posters and was seen tearing them down, according to the Mail.

Kate replaced Prince Harry as England’s Rugby Football Union patron after the Duke of Sussex stepped down as a working member of the Royal Family.

Prince William and Prince George did not join Princess Kate at England's quarter-final contest.