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Wales Online
4 days ago
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- Wales Online
Wimbledon fans left giggling at Prince George's reaction to Carlos Alcaraz's loss
Wimbledon fans left giggling at Prince George's reaction to Carlos Alcaraz's loss Prince George was in the Royal Box at Wimbledon on Sunday evening as he and his family watched Carlos Alcaraz lose in the final to Jannik Sinner, with the 11-year-old's reaction amusing royal fans Prince George witnessed Carlos Alcaraz's loss at the Wimbledon men's singles final (stock image) (Image: Karwai Tang/WireImage via Getty Images ) Tennis fans had a rather grim Sunday evening (July 13) as their hopes were dashed when Carlos Alcaraz, the Spanish sensation, was defeated in the Wimbledon final. The 22-year- old's winning streak came to a halt by Italy's Jannik Sinner, aged 23. Sinner's triumph prevented Alcaraz from securing his third consecutive Wimbledon final victory, leaving a visible impact not just on fans peppered throughout the stands but also on royal spectators. Among them, Prince George was spotted sporting an obvious unhappy expression while he watched the men's singles final unfold at Centre Court. Dressed in a sharp dark blue suit and tie, the young prince was seen showing what some described as an "angry face" complete with hands outstretched before him, while standing up in the Royal Box. A user on X captured the moment, sharing a photo of the 11-year-old royal with the witty caption: "Prince George had some money on Alcaraz." The image quickly sparked a flurry of more 400 comments, with social media users clearly finding delight in Prince George's candid response. One commented: "Prince George cracks me up." Content cannot be displayed without consent Article continues below Another shared: "I love how mad he looks." A different user suggested that this snapshot should be included "in the history books". A fourth commenter observed: "Little bro is trying hard to remember to act like a future king and not show his true feelings. 10/10." A fifth joined in the conversation: "It's like he puts an angry face on purpose every time the camera gets on him lol... why?" Prince George is known for his array of facial expressions, captured in photos over the years where he appears joyful, angry, grumpy or even uninterested, especially during public outings or when arriving in a new country for royal duties with his parents. Article continues below He was seen 'scowling' at a previous Wimbledon men's singles final in July 2022, once again in the Royal box at Centre Court, smartly dressed in a suit. The eldest child of Prince William and Kate Middleton, the young prince seemed confused as he looked down at the crowd during the Trooping of Colour ceremony in London on June 13, 2015. Four years later, at the same event, he was spotted pulling a face while standing on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Even as a toddler, Prince George was snapped having a tantrum, including during his first Royal engagement in July 2016. This was to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Royal Air Force with a visit to the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, when he was just two years old. His mix reactions at public events reflect his age, and royal fans have come to adore his amusing and relatable expressions.
Daily Mirror
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Prince George has unexpected reaction to Alcaraz losing Wimbledon final
Prince George watched the Wimbledon men's singles final on Sunday (July 13) from the Royal Box where Carlos Alcaraz lost to Jannik Sinner – and his reaction was quite unexpected Spaniards and some tennis fans had a tough day on Sunday evening (July 13) after Carlos Alcaraz lost in the Wimbledon final. The 22-year-old Spanish star's winning streak came to an end after he was defeated by Jannik Sinner, from Italy. The 23-year-old stopped Alcaraz winning his third Wimbledon final in a row and it wasn't only regular fans in the stands who seemed to be disappointed. Prince George has been caught on camera looking far from happy as he attended the match with the Prince and Princess of Wales, as well as Princess Charlotte. Dressed in a dark blue suit and tie, he was spotted in the Royal Box with an 'angry face' and his hands outstretched in front of him as he watched Alcaraz lose in the men's singles final on the Centre Court. A user on X shared a photo of the 11-year-old with the caption: 'Prince George had some money on Alcaraz.' The post garnered more than 400 comments, with users loving Prince George's reaction. One said: 'Prince George cracks me up.' Another added: 'I love how mad he looks.' Someone else called for the picture to be put 'in the history books.' A fourth user commented: 'Little bro is trying hard to remember to act like a future king and not show his true feelings. 10/10.' A fifth chimed in: 'It's like he puts an angry face on purpose every time the camera gets on him lol... why?' Prince George is known for having a range of facial expressions and has been pictured over the years during moments where he looks happy, angry, grumpy or even bored, particularly during public appearances or when arriving at a new country with his parents for royal engagements. He was spotted 'scowling' at a previous Wimbledon men's singles final in July 2022, again while seated in the royal box at the Centre Court dressed in a suit. The young prince, who is the eldest child of Prince William and Kate Middleton, looked confused as he looked down at the crowd during the Trooping of Colour ceremony in London on June 13, 2015. He was then seen scrunching up his face at the same event four years later while standing on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. Prince George has even been snapped while having a tantrum when he was a toddler, including during his first royal engagement in July 2016 with his parents to mark the 75th anniversary of the Royal Air Force with a visit to the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire, in July 2016, when he was two. His varied reactions at public events are a reflection of his age and royal fans have grown to love his funny faces.
The Irish Sun
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Trooping The Colour first as RAF make major change to spectacular Red Arrows flypast in move that ‘will delight Charles'
THE royals went green yesterday as the Trooping The Colour flypast featured nine Red Arrow jets powered by sustainable aviation fuel. After the planes tore down The Mall and over 9 Kate Middleton was a class act in her stylish turquoise outfit at the parade, pictured with her children Credit: PA 9 Prince William in a bearskin hat at Trooping the Colour Credit: Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace 9 King Charles, William, Louis, George, Charlotte and Kate at the event Credit: AFP 9 A proud King Charles salutes the parade Credit: PA 9 Prince George, right, has a laugh with his brother Prince Louis Credit: Reuters 9 Kate and Charlotte in their matching turquoise outfits Credit: Splash Sustainable A renewable biofuel, made from hydro-treated vegetable oil that does not release new carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, was used to create smoke trails. It is thought to be the first time anywhere in the world that the two environmentally friendly fuels were used at the same time by a national aerobatic team. Read More on Royals It comes after we exclusively revealed An aide to the King said: 'The King will obviously be delighted to hear about the RAF use of sustainable aviation fuel. He has been encouraging wider use on royal flights where possible and practical. 'His Majesty hopes to be an early adopter whose example will encourage wider use across the aviation sector.' Meanwhile, the Princess of Wales took a front row royal seat as she returned to full participation in Most read in Royals She could not resist tapping her feet to the military music on parade and glancing over at hubby Prince William, 42, who was on horseback alongside On the eve of last year's bash, she apologised to the Irish Guards — who were trooping their colour — for not being able to represent them. But Kate was back yesterday and arrived at Horse Guards Parade resplendent in turquoise with her three children George, 11, Charlotte, ten, and seven-year-old Louis. The family waved at adoring crowds who had camped out for hours to see their favourite royals as they were taken in an open-top Louis had to be held back by an aide as he tried to scamper into the Major General's Office to watch proceedings from a second floor window. In there, But all three youngsters were on best behaviour and respectfully bowed their heads each time the Coldstream Guards passed below with their colours taking the Royal Salute. 9 The Red Arrows trailing their red, white and blue smoke over The Mall Credit: Alamy 9 The Royals wave to the crowds at Trooping of Colour Credit: Reuters 9 Kate and Charlotte smile as they pass the jubilant crowds Credit: PA Prince William, in bearskin hat, again sported the beard he grew ten months ago for the first time at Trooping the Colour — after the Army changed its rules, allowing soldiers to appear The King, for the second successive year, took part in a carriage rather than on horseback, due to his ongoing cancer treatment. Beforehand, a minute's silence was held by all royals, soldiers and 8,000 spectators for Charles had ordered royals, senior officers and coachmen to wear black armbands. Spectators included PM
Yahoo
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Every Kate Middleton Look From Trooping the Colour: 2011-2025
Kate Middleton's Trooping the Colour outfits are always the picture of sophistication and style. From chic summer dresses to smart pastel blazers, the Princess of Wales always gets a round of applause for her looks on the Buckingham Palace balcony. Middleton has been a staple at the Royal event since 2011, when she made her debut shortly after marrying Prince William. Over the years, Middleton has stepped out on the balcony while pregnant, with an infant and now waves to crowds with her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis. Middleton's 2024 appearance was more special than ever, given the fact that she has been out of the public eye for months amid her cancer treatment. When the Princess of Wales is in attendance at an event, you can ensure all eyes will be on her (and whatever vibrant and showstopping ensemble she chooses to rock). And the Trooping the Colour ceremony is no different! Trooping of Colour is a military ceremony that's been a staple of the family since the 1800s. It is usually used to mark the sovereign's birthday. Along with the spectacle and grandiose events during this ceremony, everyone adores seeing the sleek and vibrant looks the royals don on the big day — especially Kate Middleton! Ever since her debut in 2011, she's wowed in some chic, colorful looks that instantly become fan favorites. From her Barbiecore ensembles to the silky dress everyone forgot about, Kate has rocked quite a few unique looks for Trooping the Colour. Check out every single look Kate has worn to the Trooping of Colour ceremony since her debut in 2011 below: More from SheKnows Kate Middleton's 2025 Trooping the Color Look Honors Both Princess Diana & Queen Elizabeth II Best of SheKnows The Quickest Breakups in 'Bachelor' & 'Bachelorette' History 39 Best Photos of the Royal Family at Trooping the Colour All the Bachelor & Bachelorette Couples Who Are Still Together For the 2025 Trooping the Colour, Kate Middleton wowed in an aqua look that pays homage to Princess Diana and Queen Elizabeth II. She donned a Catherine Walker coatdress, a matching hat by Juliette Botterilll Millinery, and Elizabeth's Bahrain Pearl Earrings. Catherine, Princess of Wales wowed at the 2024 Trooping the Colour in a sleek white dress from Jenny Packham, a matching striped fascinator from Philip Treacy, along with her favorite Gianvito Rossi heels in white, Cassandra Goad Cavolfiore Pearl Stud Earrings, and a Mulberry clutch. For her debut as the Princess of Wales, Kate shook things up with a green dress from designer Andrew GN, from their Spring-Summer 2023 collection. For the Trooping the Colour parade for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee, Kate Middleton rewore this pristine Alexander McQueen coatdress. She paired it with a Philip Treacy fascinator from the Spring-Summer 2022 collection (along with her mother-in-law Princess Diana's sapphire earrings). Kate turned heads at the 2019 Trooping the Colour with this pastel yellow, bespoke Alexander McQueen dress, which she paired with a Philip Treacy hat, a Butterfly Box Clutch by Alexander McQueen, and the Bahrain jewelry from the vault. Kate continued the tradition of wearing a light-colored Alexander McQueen dress, along with a matching blue Juliette Botterill hat and Kiki McDonough earrings. Kate embraced the Barbiecore trend with this custom Alexander McQueen dress, which was not only one of her most iconic looks to date but it was an adorable matching moment with her daughter Princess Charlotte. Back in 2016, Kate rewore this bespoke white Alexander McQueen coat dress she originally wore for Princess Charlotte's Christening. Along with that, she put her hair in a wavy braid, paired with a Philip Treacy hat, and a Mulberry Bayswater clutch. The 2015 Trooping the Colour shook things up when it comes to Kate's wardrobe. Instead of an Alexander McQueen look, she wore a floral, silk blue Catherine Walker (which was one of Princess Diana's favorite brands)! Instead of a dress, Kate opted for a sleek white Alexander McQueen suit ensemble, which she paired with Annoushka Baroque Pearl Drop Earrings, Kiki McDonough Classic Hoops, and a Alexander McQueen Box Clutch. Kate looked gorgeous as she showed off her baby bump in this pastel Alexander McQueen coat dress, which she paired with delicate Annoushka pearl earrings to tie in the look. Kate wowed the crows in this delicate, floral blue Erdem dress, which she paired with a hat from milliner Jane Corbett, and an Alexander McQueen clutch. For Kate's Trooping the Colour debut in 2011, she opted for a simple look consisting of a white coat by Alexander McQueen and a hat from Lock & Co.
