On July 14, King Felipe of Spain and his daughter, Infanta Sofia, attended the UEFA European Championship final in Germany to show their support for the Spanish national football team. When Spain scored two goals, King Felipe and Infanta Sofia couldn't contain their excitement and cheered enthusiastically. During the match, Spain defeated England 2-1. A beaming King Felipe shook hands with each player of the national team and presented them with medals. On that day, King Felipe wore a bright red tie, while Infanta Sofia wore red pants to match the red and yellow colors of the Spanish football team jersey. At the start of the match, King Felipe and Infanta Sofia met Prince William and his son Prince George with smiles. They shook hands and discussed the upcoming game when they met in the same viewing area. Prince William and Prince George were also dressed meticulously, with striped ties matching the colors of the England national football team jersey.
On Sunday, the Swedish royal family celebrated Crown Princess Victoria's 47th birthday together. As the eldest daughter of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, Crown Princess Victoria is the heir apparent to the Swedish throne. The festivities kicked off at Solliden Palace on Öland Island. Accompanying her were numerous royal family members, including her parents King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia, Prince Carl Philip and Princess Madeleine, along with their children. On that day, Crown Princess Victoria and her daughter, Princess Estelle, wore matching floral T-shirt dresses, presenting a striking resemblance. Crown Princess Victoria herself wore a stunning summer outfit by Saloni, featuring patchwork patterns and black button details. A matching belt highlighted her figure, complemented by a silver horseshoe necklace and teardrop-shaped diamond earrings adorned with five gemstones. Her husband, Prince Daniel, opted for a bright blue suit that harmonized with the colors of his wife's dress on her birthday.
On July 14th, the Princess of Wales presented the Wimbledon tennis trophy to Spanish player Carlos Alcaraz, who won the tournament for the second consecutive year. The 42-year-old Kate, who has been undergoing cancer treatment and has abandoned public royal duties, chose to personally attend the Wimbledon Centre Court to watch the men's singles final. She witnessed the showdown between defending champion Carlos Alcaraz of Spain and Novak Djokovic of Serbia, with Alcaraz ultimately winning in three sets. Before handing the trophy to Alcaraz, Kate expressed condolences to runner-up Novak Djokovic and shook hands with him. Earlier that day, when this royal member walked into the Wimbledon Royal Box wearing a Safiyaa custom dress worth £1,295, the audience stood and applauded her. Accompanied by Princess Charlotte and her sister Pippa, this royal member enjoyed a thrilling tennis match on the grass of the All England Club. Before the mother and daughter entered the Royal Box, they met several tennis stars, including 21-year-old Emma Raducanu, who presented Kate with a bouquet.