Royal fans gutted as Prince Louis misses out on Wimbledon final with rest of family

Royal fans have been left disappointed at the absence of Prince Louis once again at Wimbledon. His two older siblings, Prince George, 11, and Princess Charlotte, 10, joined their parents for the final day of the high-profile sporting event for the men's final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.

Kate looked radiant in a stunning blue A-line maxi dress with elegant cap sleeves, accessorised with a wide-brimmed sun hat and matching tan heels. Prince William complemented her look in a classic double-breasted navy jacket, crisp white shirt, blue tie, and white trousers.

Princess Charlotte wore an A-line dress with a black frilled detail, mirroring her mother's refined style. Prince George looked smart in a blue shirt paired with a striped tie and suit.

Prince William and Princess Kate's eldest son George made his debut at the 2022 Wimbledon Championships, whilst Charlotte attended for the first time in 2023.

At just seven, Louis is a year younger than the age George and Charlotte first attended the major event. It has been speculated this is the reason behind his absence at the prestigious event.

"Poor Prince Louis. I think Prince George and Princess Charlotte didn't attend until they were each 8," said one royal fan on X, responding to the Royal News Network.

Another royalist who goes by 'EngineerM' said: "Actually, I was hoping for Prince Louis debut. But let it be just the 2 of them."

A third responded to a fan account 'Belle', which is dedicated to Princess Kate, asking: "Where is Prince Louis? He is so funny. I relate to him as the youngest in the family." Another added: "Awwww, no Louis, lol. Little mischief man!"

During her appearance at the event in 2023, Kate revealed that Louis was "very upset" to miss out on attending as both George and Charlotte made an appearance that year.

A day without her siblings, Kate also treated Charlotte to a special mother-daughter day for the 2024 men's final last year.

Speaking to a young ball boy named Joel, Kate discussed how her son likes to enjoy the sport from the comfort of their home.

Revealing what Kate had told him, Joel said: "He tries to practise the standing and staying serious, like us."