Princess Kate shared insights into her family’s at-home rugby matches with her three children, including her eldest, Prince George.
Earlier this year, the Duchess of Cambridge hosted the victorious England women’s rugby team at Windsor Castle to celebrate their 2025 World Cup win. As a patron of the Rugby Football Union, Kate praised the team’s accomplishment, stating they had inspired a new generation of rugby enthusiasts.
The Red Roses secured their third World Cup title by defeating Canada 33-13 in front of a record-breaking crowd at Twickenham. Kate highlighted the inclusivity of rugby for girls across different regions, mentioning that her daughter, Charlotte, enjoys playing rugby at home.
Expressing her views on sports development, Kate mentioned that her son, Prince Louis, engages in touch rugby. She emphasized the importance of not pressuring children into specific sports too early.
Kate entertained the rugby team with a humorous anecdote about Prince George’s competitiveness in their home rugby matches. She has been a dedicated supporter of the Red Roses, attending matches and joining the players for post-game celebrations.
During this event at Windsor Castle, Kate surprised many by arriving in her own vehicle, which sparked admiration online for her independence and style. Fans praised her for driving herself and even wearing stilettos in the rain.
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