Prince William finds himself in a challenging position once again as he prepares to leave Kate Middleton behind in a move that tugs at the heartstrings.

The Duchess of Cambridge is set to grace the men’s singles tennis final at Wimbledon this Sunday, potentially without her husband by her side, pending approval from her medical team.

While Prince William, the patron of the British Football Association, will not be accompanying his wife to Germany for the European Football Championship final on the same day, where England will face off against Spain.

This decision marks the third time William will be absent from a significant event related to his favorite sport, leaving Kate to attend alone.

Should England emerge victorious in the championship, it would mark their first major tournament win since their historic World Cup triumph in 1966.

Meanwhile, Princess Kate, serving as the patron of the All-England Lawn Tennis Club, has been actively involved in presenting trophies at various tournaments since 2016.

Her eagerness to attend this year’s Wimbledon event is palpable, with her office not ruling out the possibility and Wimbledon authorities set to confirm her attendance on the final day.

With the men’s final scheduled for Sunday and the women’s final on Saturday, the absence of William poses a challenge for Kate as she navigates the prestigious event solo.

In a thrilling turn of events during the tournament, England secured a dramatic last-minute victory for the third time, igniting celebrations across the nation.