Princess Charlotte and Kate Middleton Subtly Match in White and Stripes

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THE RUNDOWNKate Middleton and Prince William attended the 2026 Commonwealth Games.They brought their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.Charlotte and Kate shared a subtle matching moment with their white sundresses.On Saturday, the Prince and Princess of Wales brought their three children to the Commonwealth Games in Scotland. The family outing was a casual fashion occasion, but the family still made it an occasion to subtly match. Prince George and Prince Louis were both in belted pants with button-downs to match their dad, Louis in blue and George in white and black. Prince William also wore a navy blazer over his outfit.Princess Charlotte was matching her mom in a white sundress covered in black polka dots and black stripes. The dress had a collared neckline and short scalloped sleeves. Kate was in a white dress as well, with black stripes across the torso and an emerald green blazer jacket.The sporting event is held every four years with athletes from across the Commonwealth of Nations. This is the first official visit on which the children have been publicly seen in Scotland, per The Telegraph. But Charlotte was seen with her parents at the Commonwealth Games in 2022 held in Birmingham. There, she wore a black and white striped dress with her hair in braids.Justin Goff Photos//Getty ImagesWhen in Scotland, William and Kate go by the titles Duke and Duchess of Rothesay. They spent time Glasgow primarily with athletes from Team Wales, however.Euan Cherry//Getty ImagesOn July 5, Kate shared new photos with her family after they completed National Three Peaks Challenge to support The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.View full post on InstagramTo complete the Challenge, hikers must climb the “three highest peaks in Scotland, England, and Wales within 24 hours,” per the charity’s website. Kate and her family wanted “to highlight the importance of holistic care and support The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity” through their participation.