More Royals Than Ever Are Turning Up for the Women's Euros

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More people than ever are turning up for the 2025 Women’s Euros in Switzerland this month, which is already breaking attendance records left and right. The fervor for the European championships was palpable in London in 2022 as well. Prince William, president of the Football Association at the time, presented the trophy to the English women’s national team when they won at home in 2022.

With women's soccer on track to become the fifth largest sport worldwide by 2030, the women’s game has been attracting many more celebrities in the stands, including royals. Here, see photos of the royals who have turned up in Switzerland for the 2025 Women’s Euros so far—and be sure to check back, as we’ll be updating this story throughout the tournament.

Prince William

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Prince William made the trip to Zurich to cheer on the Lionesses in a fierce match against the Netherlands on July 9. The pressure was on for England as the team became the first reigning champion to lose a Women's Euro opener, as France won that match on July by 2-1. But England rallied, beating the Netherlands 4-0. England is all but guaranteed to continue on past the group stage, so it’s possible we’ll see Prince William again later in the tournament. Read more here

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands

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Queen Maxima was all smiles at the first match for the Dutch side, also known as the Orange Lionesses. Appropriately, the queen was dressed all in orange, wearing the “Morgan” midi dress by Natan with gold-plated orchid earrings by Begum Khan.

Princess Ariane of the Netherlands

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Princess Ariane joined her mother to see the Netherlands, currently ranked No. 11 in the FIFA global standings, defeat Wales in their opening match on July 5 in Lucerne by 3-0. The princess wore a Twinset flowy white crêpe blouse with a charm necklace by Marianna Lemos.

King Philippe of Belgium

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King Philippe of Belgium stood strong at a very rainy Arena Thun stadium on July 7 to support his country in what was inevitably going to be a battle for No. 20 ranked Belgium against the current world champions, Spain. (Spain won 6-2.)