Released on the couple's official social media channels last night, the video marks Catherine's first public appearance since her Wimbledon men's singles final in July and her fans have been delighted. The video serves as a congratulatory message to the British athletes who brought home an impressive 65 medals from the Paris Olympics. The video begins with a surprise and light hearted introduction from popular American rapper Snoop Dogg, who opens with his signature greeting, "Hello, my dears." The video then cuts to a warm scene featuring the royal couple.

Despite her difficult journey, Catherine appears radiant, wearing a navy and white striped T-shirt, with her chestnut hair styled in a straight style. She smiled warmly at the cameras and congratulated Team England, bringing comfort to her many fans. Prince William, looking noticeably different with a newly grown beard, offered his own compliment: "Well done for all you have achieved." The couple's warmth and pride were evident as they celebrated the athletes' outstanding achievements. Catherine's surprise appearance did more than cheer up fans.

Seeing her looking so healthy, even without make-up, sent supporters into a state of relief and they shared their joy on social media. The princess's radiant smile and positive attitude reassured everyone that she was on the road to recovery. As the world awaits further updates from the royal family, one thing remains clear, Catherine's courage and elegance continue to inspire. The couple's social media messages echoed the sentiments shared in the video, praising the athletes' dedication and passion. "Well done, Team GB.

What an incredible journey! Each athlete has shown incredible dedication, heart and passion. You have made us all so proud. Congratulations on every victory at Paris 2024 and we look forward to many more from the Par Olympics." Other royals have also shared the excitement surrounding the Paris Games. Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, was seen cheering enthusiastically as Team GB won gold in the women's team sprint. Princess Anne, a devoted sports fan, has made several appearances throughout the games, visiting Team GB's home in Paris.

In another update, King Charles and Queen Camilla attended church near Balal on Sunday during their summer holiday in Scotland. The King appeared to be in good spirits, smiling as the couple drove, while Camilla waved to onlookers during their short trip to Cy Kirk Church near Balmer, where members of the royal family traditionally attend Sunday services. Both looked smart in dark suits, with the Queen wearing a stylish hat.