Prince William and Kate Middleton Head to Commonwealth Games After Royal Appearances
The Prince and Princess of Wales will meet athletes and attend sporting events in Glasgow as the royal family continues its support for the Commonwealth Games.
Prince William and Kate Middleton are set to make a special appearance at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, continuing a series of royal visits to the major sporting event.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will travel to Glasgow on Saturday, where they are expected to attend several competitions and meet members of Team Wales along with their families.
Kensington Palace confirmed that William and Kate, who hold the titles of Duke and Duchess of Rothesay while in Scotland, will also meet athletes supported by Team SportsAid, an organisation of which Kate Middleton serves as patron.
The royal visit comes shortly after Prince Edward and Duchess Sophie attended the Commonwealth Games. The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh participated in the event as part of their ongoing support for Commonwealth Sport.
Princess Anne Also Supports Glasgow 2026 Games
Princess Anne also visited the Commonwealth Games during its seventh day, showing the royal family’s continued connection with international sporting events.
The official Glasgow 2026 social media account shared images from her visit, welcoming her presence at the headquarters and venues.
The Commonwealth Games have traditionally received strong backing from members of the British royal family, with several senior royals attending competitions and meeting athletes throughout the event.
William and Kate’s appearance is expected to bring further attention to the Glasgow Games, as fans and athletes welcome the couple’s support for the sporting celebration.