In a display of support for British tennis players, Princess Kate of Wales made an appearance at the renowned Wimbledon Championships on Thursday. The royal, who announced her cancer remission early last year, took time to meet fans waiting in line at the famous 'Queue' and sat next to three-time Grand Slam champion Andy Murray during the matches. As patron of the All England Club, Kate visited The Queue, spending time with attendees and honorary stewards who manage the area each year. Wimbledon sets aside a limited number of tickets for same-day purchase, prompting fans to line up and camp out in Wimbledon Park the evening before. During her visit, Kate also met with children from Shine Camera Club, a local program that supports kids from disadvantaged backgrounds. As she walked towards Court 18, crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of the princess, who later watched Arthur Fery's match against Otto Virtanen. At Court 18, Kate was greeted by Deborah Jevans, chair of the All England Club, and Tim Henman, a former Wimbledon semifinalist. Fery emerged victorious in their encounter. Later in the day, Kate attended Katie Swan's match against Madison Keys at No. 1 Court, where she sat alongside Murray. Swan unfortunately lost the match. Last year, Kate presented the winners’ trophies to singles champions Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner at Centre Court. In 2024, while recovering from cancer, Kate missed the women's final but was present for Carlos Alcaraz's win over Novak Djokovic.