Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge, née Kate Middleton, couldn't hide their excitement as they took in the last day of Wimbledon in south London. The Duke and Duchess had attended the annual tennis tournament earlier on in the week, but there was no keeping them from watching the men's singles final between Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic on Sunday. Much like her outing on Wednesday, tennis fan Kate recycled an old outfit, this time donning Jonathan Saunder's teal Evelyn Dress that she had worn on the Jubilee Tour in 2012.
Prince William and Kate attend the Wimbledon finals
Prince George's mum didn't hold back in showing her emotions as she took her seat alongside her husband on Centre Court. The pair were pictured cheering, applauding and clasping their hands to their faces as the tense action unfolded.
Kate's parents Carole and Michael Middleton, her younger sister Pippa and Pippa's boyfriend Nico Jackson also attended.
Kate watches anxiously as Andy Murray crashes out of Wimbledon
Joining Prince William and Kate in the Royal Box were a host of famous faces, including David and Victoria Beckham, Bradley Cooper, Samuel L Jackson, Chris Hemsworth and his wife Elsa Pataky, the Duke of Kent and GB Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy. Orlando Bloom and Kate Beckinsale were also spotted in the sea of spectators.
Prince William and Kate couldn't contain their excitement
Bradley and Suki Waterhouse look loved up at WimbledonSuited and booted, football legend David looked dapper in a navy blazer and chinos while his fashion designer wife Victoria channelled pure elegance in a coloured striped dress.
On a previous visit to Wimbledon last week, David had treated his mum Sandra to courtside seats, to watch Rafael Nadal play Mikhail Kukushkin.
David and Victoria Beckham
Hugh Jackman also attended with his wife Deborra-Lee Furness but went unrecognised by many as he sported a new look of a shaven head for his upcoming role as pirate Blackbeard.
The Wolverine actor posted a photo of the couple on Twitter, calling the game an "amazing moment".
"I feel very lucky," Hugh has previously said about attending the Grand Slam. "This is probably in my top five sporting events in the world."
Hugh Jackman attended with his wife
Prince William and Kate's outing to Wimbledon comes just a day after the couple launched the Tour de France in West Yorkshire, alongside William's younger brother Prince Harry. The trio gave competitors a royal send-off from Harewood House, which included Kate cutting the ceremonial ribbon and meeting athletes supported by SportsAid, the charity of which she is patron.
While William and Kate were at Wimbledon, Prince Harry spent the day in Northampton, taking in the motor racing action at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.