Social media platforms have been abuzz with messages of support, admiration, and heartfelt concern for Princess Katherine of Wales, following her rare personal message paying tribute to tennis ace Andy Murray.

The Princess, unable to attend Wimbledon this year due to ongoing cancer treatment, shared a touching tribute amidst Murray’s final match.

Murray, scheduled to play mixed doubles with Emma Rodu, faced disappointment when Emma withdrew due to wrist stiffness.

Together with his brother Jamie, they bowed out of the doubles match, marking the end of Murray’s illustrious Wimbledon career.

“Princess Katherine’s love for tennis dates back to her childhood and has inspired many, including myself,” remarked a supporter on Twitter. Despite battling health challenges, her dedication to Wimbledon has not gone unnoticed. Her parents, Michael and Carol, attended the tournament, with Carol captivating in a floral summer dress and white jacket, and Michael in a smart navy blue ensemble.

Meanwhile, Prince William, in a separate initiative, is set to feature in a TV documentary aimed at addressing homelessness. The documentary, scheduled to air on ITV, follows his efforts to combat homelessness through his “H-words” program.

During England’s Euro quarterfinal match against Switzerland, Prince William was seen enjoying the game and sharing a laugh at a cheeky sign that read “God Save the Cheese.” Despite the joyous moment, he remained focused on supporting his national team as they secured victory with a penalty shootout.

The Prince of Wales has been actively engaged this summer, attending matches and engaging with fellow royals, showcasing his dedication to both sport and societal causes.

The outpouring of support for Princess Katherine underscores her resilience and commitment to her duties, serving as an inspiration to many during challenging times. As the Wimbledon season progresses, the royal presence, though missed, continues to resonate with fans worldwide.