On the fourth day of Royal Ascot, the Prince and Princess of Wales joined the King and Queen to a thunderous applause from the crowds.
When William and Catherine arrived at the racetrack, they shared a carriage with Princess Beatrice, the cousin of William, and her husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi.

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In a red Alexander McQueen dress and matching Philip Treacy hat, Princess Catherine looked stunning. She accessorized with statement earrings from the French brand Sezane while sporting her brunette hair pulled back in a side bun.

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The couple gave the Coronation Cup stakes winner the trophy during their outing.

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In addition, they made sure to extend their congratulations to jockey Oisin Murphy for riding the victor, Shaquille, to victory.

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Just a few days prior to their outing, King Charles led birthday tributes for his eldest son and heir, William, who just turned 41.

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The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire rode in their carriage and joined King Charles and Queen Camilla at the front of the procession.

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The Duchess of Edinburgh, the Earl of Caledon, Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, and Dame Judi Dench, along with David Mills and William and Sarah Farish, participated in the procession as well.

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Sophie chose a light pink Suzannah London dress and a Jane Taylor disc hat.
Throughout the day, Duchess Sophie and Princess Catherine conversed while watching the races, and they occasionally laughed together.

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After the Prince and Princess of Wales missed the opening day on Tuesday, royal watchers have been eagerly awaiting their appearance all week.

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Princess Beatrice, meanwhile, looked stunning in a floral and lace Monique Lhuillier dress that she accessorized with a cream hat and a clutch that matched.

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Flora Vesterberg, the granddaughter of Princess Alexandra, and her husband, Timothy, were among the first people to show up at the racetrack. The 28-year-old art historian and creator looked lovely in her lace and chiffon outfit.

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The King and Queen’s first Royal Ascot winner
Charles, the first Royal Ascot winner for the King and Queen, appeared to cry on Thursday when his first Royal Ascot winner won.

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The King and Queen appeared upset as they watched the King George V stakes victory of their thoroughbred, Desert Hero.

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Zara Tindall, the King’s niece, who sat with him in the royal box, remarked on the victory: “It’s bittersweet, isn’t it? I imagine the Queen, our maternal grandmother, feeling happy and proud. But to have a winner for Charles and Camilla, and keep that dream alive, was incredible, what a race!”
A cheeky kiss for Queen Camilla
The jockey planted a kiss on Camilla’s cheek, much to her delight, as the King and Queen gave racing champion Frankie Dettori his trophy for his ninth Gold Cup victory!
Best Royal Ascot style
This week, the glamorous racecourse’s best looks have been shared by HELLO!’s fashion team, with Zara shining in three classy outfits so far.
Princess Anne, 72, who is always frugal, was wearing a dress that she first wore when she was 27. For sustainability, major points.
Additionally, Queen Camilla has honored the late Queen Elizabeth II by choosing appropriate accessories for her public appearances.