Kensington Palace has announced that Princess Catherine will not be attending Prince William’s annual charity polo tournament at the Guards Polo Club. This update comes ahead of the highly anticipated event, which has become a staple in the royal calendar.
This announcement follows Princess Catherine’s brief reappearance in public for the Trooping the Colour ceremony in June. Her absence at the polo tournament will be noted by many, as the Duchess of Cambridge has often been a supportive presence at her husband’s charitable endeavors.
Prince William has participated in the Outsourcing Incorporated Royal Charity Polo Cup an impressive 13 times, underscoring his commitment to using his platform for philanthropic purposes. The royal couple’s combined efforts have made a significant impact, with the total amount raised for various worthy causes set to exceed £13 million.
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The tournament, known for drawing attention to and raising funds for important charitable causes, will undoubtedly continue to thrive under Prince William’s patronage. However, Princess Catherine’s absence will surely be felt by both attendees and supporters of the royal family.
