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William and Kate to attend events at Commonwealth Games in Glasgow
The family sat among spectators and later met athletes supported by SportsAid and Team England Futures, with the children joining their first official Scotland visit.
On Saturday, August 1, 2026, Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales, brought their three children to the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, marking their first official public visit to Scotland together.
Glasgow hosted the international competition following a radical financial restructuring after Victoria withdrew as host in 2023, with the city adapting venues to facilitate the 2026 tournament.
During the visit, the family met Team Wales athletes and SportsAid-supported competitors, including para-powerlifter Mark Swan and gymnast Reuben Ward, who told Press Association: "Coming into the Games, I was just hoping for the best."
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The Games' closing ceremony takes place on Sunday, August 2, concluding a tournament that showcased the Wales children's increasingly public summer schedule and reinforced the family's commitment to supporting local sporting events.