William and Kate bring children to Commonwealth Games in Glasgow

The Prince and Princess of Wales brought their three children to the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow for a family outing. Spectators at the OVO Hydro saw New Zealand defeat England 61-54 in netball during the second-last day of competition.

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William and Kate bring children to second last day of Commonwealth Games

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Spectators at Glasgow's OVO Hydro were treated to exhilarating performances during New Zealand's 61-54 win over England.

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News24 Published 2 August 2026

William and Kate bring all three children along for a Commonwealth Games day out

BBC Published 1 August 2026

William and Kate bring children to second last day of Commonwealth Games

Spectators at Glasgow's OVO Hydro were treated to exhilarating performances during New Zealand's 61-54 win over England.

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