Prince William is an avid football fan and closely follows Aston Villa Football Club. Catherine has a strong passion for tennis, she is the godmother of the English Tennis Association. Recently, Catherine was seen playing tennis with her children at the Hurlingham Club, a private sports venue in London. An observer noticed her fit appearance before realizing she was a royal after seeing Prince George.

During this outing, Catherine wore a white tennis skirt and a navy blue fleece sweater, looking like a youthful mother. Catherine enjoys playing and watching tennis every summer, regularly attending Wimbledon. In 2018, Prince William shared that he was encouraging George and Charlotte to play tennis. During her visit to Wimbledon in 2019, Catherine mentioned that Roger Federer had helped George improve his tennis skills. Federer later confirmed that George was a natural.

Princess Charlotte has also shown a passion for tennis, prompting William and Catherine to enroll her in lessons at the Hurlingham Club. At Wimbledon 2021, Catherine hinted at her children's interests, claiming that they were eager to join her on the court whenever she played. While it's unclear how much tennis they currently play, Catherine often shares photos of them enjoying the sport outdoors.

Prince Louis recently turned four, and Catherine celebrated by snapping adorable photos of him. Last week, she took George and Charlotte out for ice cream while looking stylish in a green leopard print dress. The Cambridges visited the Queen over Easter, attending the traditional church service with the family, including the Earl and Countess of Wessex, Princess Eugenie, Peter Phillips and his daughters.

George had a trial day at a school near Windsor, where his parents have visited several times. The family may soon move to Windsor and George's new classmates do not recognise him as the future king, according to teachers. The school is popular with students from wealthy European and Russian backgrounds but is less prestigious than other schools attended by royals.

Along with George, Charlotte and Louis are expected to attend the same school. The three children will play a key role in the Queen's 60th anniversary celebrations this summer, possibly making their carriage debut at Trooping the Colour and appearing on the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the flypast.