Princess Kate recently shared insights into her family’s at-home rugby matches with her three children, including eldest son Prince George.
In a January event at Windsor Castle, Kate, the patron of the Rugby Football Union, met with the World Cup-winning Red Roses women’s rugby team to celebrate their September 2025 victory. She praised the team’s achievement, highlighting their inspiration for a new generation of rugby players.
The Red Roses secured their third World Cup title by defeating Canada 33-13 in front of a record-breaking crowd at Twickenham. Kate emphasized the accessibility of rugby for girls across different regions, mentioning her daughter’s interest in the sport.
During the gathering, Kate humorously mentioned Prince George’s growing strength and enthusiasm for rugby, noting the fun they have playing at home. Kate’s support for the Red Roses is longstanding, having followed their journey and even joining them for a celebratory moment after a match against Australia.
Fans were delighted to see Kate driving herself to the event at Windsor Castle, sparking online admiration for her independence and style. Social media buzzed with praise for her choice of attire and ability to handle stiletto heels while driving.
The event marked Kate’s first solo engagement of 2026, showcasing her commitment to supporting women’s rugby and promoting sports inclusivity.
