Duchess Kate Receives a Gift for Prince Louis from Tennis Legend Stan Smith at Wimbledon on Sunday

      Caption: Kate presented the Wimbledon trophy to defending champion Novak Djokovic (Image: Getty)

KATE, the Duchess of Cambridge, was handed a very special gift for her youngest son Prince Louis during the Wimbledon men’s final yesterday afternoon.

Kate, who sat in the royal box with husband Prince William, was handed a touching gift from tennis legend Stan Smith.

The former world champion handed it to the Duchess of Cambridge as she took her seat at Wimbledon's centre court.

The present was a pair of trainers named after the sporting legend, tiny Adidas Stan Smiths.

But that wasn’t the only surprise for the toddler, who turned one on April 23, as one of the shoes was even signed by Stan Smith himself in gold ink.

Kate was later given a blue Adidas box, which presumable contained the other matching trainer.

The young royal could be set to follow in his older brother’s footsteps, as it was revealed last week Prince George, five, played tennis with Roger Federer. Click link for full post from EXPRESS.

Prince William and Duchess Kate Attend the Men's Wimbledon Finals Today

Caption: Kate looked stunning in a custom Emilia Wickstead gown and cream suede heels with a block heel and ankle strap

A beaming Duchess of Cambridge couldn't hide her excitement today as she and Prince William joined a host of celebrities to watch Roger Federer take on Novak Djokovic in an epic five set battle for the Wimbledon crown.

Kate looked stunning in a chic baby blue textured £1,390 Emilia Wickstead gown with elegant capped sleeves, a square neckline and flared skirt, which she teamed with nude pointed heels.

Djokovic and Federer are in the fifth set and are battling it out in a thrilling fifth set to see who will be crowned Wimbledon champion.

Djokovic made a strong start to the match take the first set but Federer struck back to win the second set, following a first set that took as long as yesterday's women's final.  Read More from The Daily Mail.

All Eyes on Serena Williams as the Royal Duchesses, Kate and Meghan (and Sister Pippa) Attend Wimbledon

Caption: The Duchesses smiled at each other as the applauded on Centre Court. The Duchess of Cambridge, who is Wimbledon patron, pinned the clubs green and purple badge to her D&G dress

Royally good fun! Kate and Meghan seemed to be in fits of laughter as they enjoyed a convivial afternoon out in the Royal Box with the Duchess of Cambridge's younger sister Pippa

After nine months of continuous rumours about the state of their relationship, Meghan and Kate were today determined to put feud rumours to bed with a truce at the tennis.

The duelling Duchesses, both 37, seemed to be getting on famously as they chatted and smiled in the Royal Box, after taking their seats to watch Meghan's good friend Serena Williams in the Ladies Singles Final, where she was ultimately beaten 6-2, 6-2 by Romania's Simona Halep.

For their second joint appearance in a week, after attending a charity polo match on Wednesday, they were joined in the royal box by Kate's younger sister, Pippa, who sat in a prime spot alongside Meghan.

Kate made her way to the grounds ahead of Meghan this morning, to attend a lunch for club members and former champions in her role as patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club before the game.

Not only does today's outing with Kate give Harry's wife a chance for a less controversial Wimbledon outing, but it also helps the pair put paid to rumours of a feud with her sister-in-law, which have swirled continuously since last November.

The Duchess looked glamorous in a bespoke green D&G midi dress, estimated to have cost £2,150, previously worn in 2016 on a visit to Kelowna, during a royal tour of Canada, and completed the look with a cream handbag from the same brand.

Meanwhile, Meghan opted for a crisp white shirt, teamed with a pleated £350 Boss midi skirt, with an abstract blue and black pattern, as she turned out to watch her friend Serena who had been hoping to win her eighth Wimbledon Ladies Singles title. Read more from The Daily Mail.

The Cambridge "Kids" Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are out in Full Force to Watch their Father Prince William Play Polo

Caption: The Cambridge children were out in force to support their dad Prince William at a charity polo match yesterday. Pictured: Prince George and Princess Charlotte

Caption: The young prince stole the show yesterday, leaving royal fans cooing over the adorable moment he stole his mother's sunglasses and modeled them himself

The Cambridge children were out in force to support their dad Prince William at a charity polo match yesterday.

The playful trio looked to be having a wonderful time as they enjoyed the July sunshine and played under the watchful eye of mum Kate, 37.

The public outing at the Billingbear Polo Club in Wokingham, Surrey was the first the Cambridges and Sussexes have made together as families since Meghan and Harry's son Archie was born in May.

Dressed down Prince George sported an old favourite from H&M's LOGG line (Label of Graded Goods) - having previously worn the green polo shirt for the Houghton Horse Trials in Norfolk in June last year and at Kate's Chelsea Flower Show garden.Read more from The Daily Mail.

Fun Day at the Polo Grounds. Duchess Kate, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, Duchess Meghan and Master Archie Watch Prince William and Prince Harry Play Polo

Kate, 37, looked elegant in a flowing pink L.K.Bennett dress, teamed with her trusty Castaner wedges and a red Mulberry bag, as she kept an eye on her excited little ones.

Meanwhile the Duchess of Sussex dressed down for the outing in a £545 khaki green maxi dress by Lisa Marie Fernandez and a pair of gold aviator sunglasses by favourite designer Stella McCartney.

It is the first time the Sussexes and the Cambridges have been seen together as families since Archie's birth.

It also marks a rare joint appearance for Meghan and Kate, who are typically only seen together at official engagements attended by the entire royal family, such as Trooping the Colour.

Full of energy: Prince George could be seen climbing over supplies in the back of the car - as Louis tucked into some food Princess Charlotte and Prince George appeared to be enjoying their day out at the polo as the children tucked into a picnic tea in the boot of a car  Read more from The Daily Mail.