The coolest fan on Centre Court! George feels the heat as temperatures hit 29C at Wimbledon final
The coolest fan on Centre Court! George feels the heat as temperatures hit 29C at Wimbledon final - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Prince George felt the heat during the men's final at Wimbledon on Sunday as temperatures soared to 29C in London. The future king, 12, attended the final day of the tournament at Centre Court with his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales, and sister Princess Charlotte, 11. The Windsors took their seats on the front row of the royal box to a standing ovation ahead of the final match of the tournament between Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev. After settling in, it appeared the scorching heat had affected the young royal, with George pictured using a white handheld fan similar to the one used by Kate, 44, the previous day for the women's final. George, who will be attending Eton College from September, donned a navy blue suit paired with a light blue shirt and tie to watch Sinner take on Zverev - attracting the beaming sun. Prince William, 43, chatted with his son at the stand, and also sported an equally sweltering outfit of a navy suit and brown tie - topped off with a pair of sunglasses. The father and son smiled together as they watched the tennis under the sweltering 29C heat. The young prince looked rosy-cheeked as he kept himself cool and hydrated during the incredibly warm weather. Prince George seemed to be affected by the sweltering 29C heat as he cooled himself off with a handheld fan The young prince stayed hydrated despite the incredibly warm weather on Centre Court on Sunday The Prince of Wales and his son Prince George smiling together during the Wimbledon's mens final The Princess of Wales greets the crowd to a standing ovation as the Windsor's took their seats Princess Charlotte, dressed in a blue summer dress, looked composed and cordial sat next to her mother, the Princess of Wales, who stunned in a flowing green dress. Fortunately, the Royal Box was in the shade for the majority of the match, giving the stars a much-needed rest from the blistering sunlight. This year, the box was as star-studded as ever with celebrities and former Wimbledon champions turning out for the biggest match on the tennis calendar. Sat directly behind the Princess of Wales was legendary actor, Dustin Hoffman, 88, sporting a suave navy suit and striped tie. Singer Raye, 28, made an appearance in the Royal Box in a lovely black dress. Actress Nicole Kidman, 59, was also in attendance in the Royal Box for the head-to-head against the world number one and second seed, sat next to British Actress Sienna Miller. They were joined by Vogue's Global Editorial Director, Anna Wintour, 76, wearing her iconic sunglasses and actor Rami Malek, 45, as the sun beat down on Centre Court. Ms Miller had a sweet moment with Mr Hoffman when they greeted each other with a hug upon his arrival. The Princess of Wales and her daughter Princess Charlotte smile together as they watch the tennis Jennifer Lopez and Tom Hiddlestone both stunned in Ralph Lauren at this years Wimbledon men's final as they sat behind Andrew Garfield Anna Wintour, Nicole Kidman and Sienna Miller chat together before the match gets underway Ms Miller had a sweet moment as she embraced actor Dustin Hoffman, 88, as he arrived on Centre Court Actor and director, Ben Stiller chats away with fellow actor Ben Curtis in the Royal Box on Sunday The A-list celebrities were out in full force for day 14 of the tennis tournament, with Cynthia Erivo and Jennifer Lopez making the trip across the pond for the tennis. Jennifer Lopez was sat with Tom Hiddlestone who were both wearing Ralph Lauren as they sat behind the royals during the final match. Actor Andrew Garfield was suited up in Wimbledon white - sporting the long hair that has quickly become his look. Director and actor Ben Still also made an appearance at the tennis and sat next to fellow actor Ben Curtis who wore a relaxed cream suit. But it wasn't just royals and celebrities in attendance at the Wimbledon final on Sunday. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz looked flushed as he took off his blazer while watching the game just two seats across from the Prince of Wales. While Deputy Prime Minister, David Lammy opted for a black suit with a white tie as he sat in the Royal Box. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz looked flush in the face as he watched the tennis at Wimbledon David Lammy opted for a black suit paired with a white tie as he enjoyed the tennis match Princess Charlotte giggled at her brother as he put on his sunglasses and sun hat during the second set Ms Kidman using a hand fan, hat and sunglasses to shield herself from the suns rays Surprisingly, actor and comedian Sacha Baron-Cohen made an appearance at the match dressed as his alter-ego Ali G. As the sun began to beat down on the Royal Box during the second set, the wide-brimmed hats and sunglasses came out. Princess Charlotte giggled at Prince George as he put on his hat and sunglasses to give himself some respite from the heat. Mr Hoffman followed in their footsteps and looked classy as he took off his blazer and put on his Panama hat as well. Meanwhile, Ms Kidman used her Wimbledon issue hand fan and hat to shield her eyes from the suns rays.