Royal fans were treated to a double dose of sporting excitement over the weekend as members of the British royal family attended two major events.
In Berlin, Prince William, an ardent football enthusiast and president of the Football Association, brought along his son, Prince George, to witness the UEFA European Championship finals.
This marked another bonding experience for the father-son duo, who have recently attended various sporting events together, including a previous Euro Championship match and the Emirates FA Cup.
Meanwhile, back in London, the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, and her daughter, Princess Charlotte, graced the prestigious Wimbledon Championships with their presence.
This outing held special significance as it was one of Middleton's rare public appearances since announcing her cancer diagnosis earlier this year.
The mother-daughter pair, accompanied by Pippa Middleton, enjoyed the men's singles final from the Royal Box at Centre Court.
The royal family's presence at both events underscored their unwavering support for sports and served as a delightful treat for fans across the globe.
Despite the distance separating them, the shared love for sportsmanship and competition seemed to unite the royals in spirit.
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