If you’ve been following royal style closely, you might have noticed something missing lately: Princess Catherine’s iconic sapphire engagement ring, once worn by Princess Diana, has been making fewer appearances.

Kate Middleton’s latest outing is an ace. The Princess of Wales, 43, attended Wimbledon for the first time this year. She stepped out to watch American tennis player Amanda Anisimova and Poland’s Iga Swiatek face off in the women’s singles final on Saturday.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, visited a cancer support center on Wednesday and spoke about her experience with cancer recovery.

Not only was she a loyal member of Catherine, also known as Kate Middleton’s, team, but she and Kate became fast friends. However, in a shocking turn of events, People revealed earlier this week that Archer is leaving Kensington Palace.

Her attendance at the July 12 women's singles championship match marked her first appearance at Wimbledon since announcing her cancer remission.

Kate Middleton is managing her energy after her cancer diagnosis in 2024. The Princess of Wales announced in January 2025 that she was in remission from the disease.

Kate Middleton made her first public appearance since missing Royal Ascot, planting a rose named in her honor at a hospital garden, where she opened up about her cancer journey.

Kate Middleton welcomed Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron to the UK in a Dior outfit, celebrating France with the designer.

Kate Middleton's Wimbledon Appearance Concerns Fans After Emotional Health Update originally appeared on Parade. Kate Middleton received a standing ovation at the ladies' singles final at Wimbledon —but she concerned some royal fans with her appearance on social media.

For her state banquet gown, Kate chose a dark red Givenchy evening gown designed by Sarah Burton, who also designed the princess's wedding dress. Kate and William shared their looks ahead of the state banquet on social media, captioning a photo, "Ready for what promises to be a wonderful State Banquet this evening in Windsor."