Prince William set to return to the polo field, all for a good cause

Prince William is gearing up to return to the polo field this Friday, July 11, to raise money for charity. 

Kensington Palace confirmed the 43-year-old royal will compete in the Out-Sourcing Inc. Royal Charity Polo Cup 2025 at Guards Polo Club in Windsor.

The highly anticipated match is expected to raise over £14 million, which will be distributed across ten charities personally chosen by the Prince and Princess of Wales. 

These include Child Bereavement UK, NHS Charities Together, the British Red Cross, and the Anna Freud Centre, among others.

While it remains unconfirmed whether Princess Kate will attend, the event marks yet another major public engagement for the Prince of Wales, who has had a packed week of royal duties. 

On Tuesday, he and Princess Kate welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte to the UK as part of the French State Visit, which included a formal banquet in Windsor.

William is also in Switzerland today to support the Lionesses at the UEFA Women’s Euro match against the Netherlands.

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