The Royal Box at Wimbledon had a few familiar faces on Sunday (July 13), as Prince William and Princess Kate brought along their two eldest children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, to watch the men’s singles final. The outing delighted royal watchers, who were thrilled to see the young royals enjoying the action-packed match.

The family sat front and center as Jannik Sinner took home his first Wimbledon championship after a dramatic match against reigning champion Carlos Alcaraz. As patron of the All England Lawn Tennis Club, Kate Middleton was also on hand to present the trophies—a role she’s held since 2016. Dressed in coordinating blue outfits, the Wales family looked relaxed and cheerful during the nail-biting final.

Though Kensington Palace had confirmed ahead of time that the Prince and Princess of Wales would attend, the appearance of George and Charlotte was a pleasant surprise. Both children seemed fully engaged in the match, occasionally chatting with their parents and soaking in the high-stakes atmosphere of Centre Court.

But as pictures from the day spread online, some royal fans quickly noticed that someone was missing: seven-year-old Prince Louis.

Why Prince Louis didn’t attend—and why fans wanted him there

Despite his young age, Prince Louis is already known for stealing the show at major royal events. From pulling faces during Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee to waving enthusiastically at King Charles’s coronation, Louis has become a fan favorite for his candid and animated expressions.