The Princess of Wales made her first appearance at Wimbledon this year, after impressing royal watchers with her tennis skills ahead of the tournament.
Kate, 41, looked elegant on day two of the event, wearing a mint green blazer over the top of a white pleated dress. The royal's striking jacket featured white lapels and white covered buttons, giving us Princess Diana chic vibes. Kate also carried a small white bag as she arrived at the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club (AELTC).
As expected, her raven locks were perfectly polished and she chose to wear her hair down for the occasion.
The Princess then took her seat on Court 18, and she didn't appear to be with any other members of her family.
Kate was pictured flipping her hair over her should as she watched on, a signature move of the Princess' that we've seen her daughter Charlotte replicate.
Sadly, the royal only lasted a short while court-side because the match between British number one Katie Boulter take on Australia’s Daria Saville was called off due to the rain.
Kate didn't let the drizzle dampen her spirits and was still seen smiling under a large umbrella as she moved from her seat.
The royal was then seen in the royal box alongside former Wimbledon Champion, Roger Federer, and the pair were all smiles. Kate clapped along with the crowd as he was welcomed to the royal box, see the heartwarming moment in the clip below...
Last month, the Princess highlighted the important role of the Ball Boys and Girls of Wimbledon, as she played in a doubles match with the eight-time Wimbledon champion.
The Princess has a passion for tennis, that is shared by many members of the royal family.
Kate was also joined in the royal box by some of the late Queen Elizabeth II's family members, including Prince Michael of Kent and his daughter, Lady Gabriella Kingston, and her husband, Thomas Kingston.
Former British prime minister David Cameron and his fashion designer wife, Samantha Cameron, were also among the guests in the royal box. David served as prime minister from 2010 to 2016, while Samantha founded her womenswear brand, Cefinn, in 2017.
The Princess said of her visit in a tweet: "There's nothing quite like the first week of Wimbledon. Fantastic to join the crowds watching @katiecboulter on Court 18 and @andy_murray on Centre Court."
Andy Murray is now into the second round after a 6-4, 6-0, 6-1 victory over fellow Brit, Ryan Peniston.
Last year, Prince William and Kate brought their eldest child, Prince George, along to watch the action on Centre Court from the royal box for the first time.
The Prince, who turns ten on 22 July, enjoyed a father-son day watching the cricket at Lord's over the weekend.
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Kate has been a regular at Wimbledon since before her marriage to Prince William in 2011, and has rarely missed the tournament.
In 2013, she missed Andy Murray's first Wimbledon victory as she was heavily pregnant with Prince George at the time.
During an interview with Sue Barker on the BBC documentary Our Wimbledon in 2017, Kate explained: "I was very heavily pregnant with George so I wasn't able to turn up."
Sue replied: "But you had a great excuse!"
Kate added: "I know but even still, I sort of was there… 'maybe I could go' but the doctors were like 'definitely not.' I wrote to [Andy Murray] afterwards saying 'sorry for not being there, but huge congratulations.'"
Luckily, William and Kate both got to witness Andy's second Wimbledon win in 2016 against Canada's Milos Raonic.
The Princess took over as patron of the AELTC from the late Queen Elizabeth II in 2016, and in recent years, has presented trophies to the winners of the Men's and Ladies' finals.
Kate, who has shown off her serve on several occasions during tennis-related public engagements, reportedly used to take lessons at the exclusive Hurlingham Club in Fulham.