Kate Garraway showed off her chic sense of style in a baby blue dress as she enjoyed a family outing with her daughter Darcey at the Wimbledon Women’s Final.
The Good Morning Britain host, 57, grinned from ear to ear as she arrived with Darcey, 18, at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in south-west London on Saturday.
For the star-studded game, Kate opted for a gorgeous floral shirt dress with long puffed sleeves and a tiny bow embellishment on her waist.
She appeared in high spirits while embracing her lookalike daughter as the duo posed inside Vodafone’s suite ahead of the Women’s Final game – which saw Barbora Krejčíková crowned champion after defeating Jasmine Paolini.
She added classy pearl earrings and finished off with comfortable white trainers.
Kate Garraway showed off her chic sense of style in a baby blue dress as she enjoyed a family outing with her daughter Darcey at the Wimbledon Women’s Final on Saturday
The Good Morning Britain host grinned from ear to ear as she arrived with Darcey, 18, at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
Kate and her daughter shared a tender moment as they watched the final
Meanwhile Darcey opted for a white maxi skirt and a red sweatshirt, adding black platform trainers.
Earlier, Kate was also seen arriving with plenty of bags to carry and holding a straw hat, flashing a beam on her way inside.
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She was looking back to her best after saying she was looking ’emotional’ live on air as she admitted she’d been battling a ‘rabid’ eye infection in Friday’s show.
During the live breakfast segment, she revealed that she was attempting to hide her sore eyes behind her glasses.
Despite her teary-eye appearance, Kate made light of the situation and joked it was also ‘partly’ due to England’s men’s football team securing their spot in the Euro 2024 final.
‘We know not everybody is a footy fan… by the way, if I’m looking a bit emotional this morning, it’s partly the football, it’s also that I’ve got a rabid eye infection,’ she said.
‘So I’m wearing my rose-tinted spectacles, so I can see everybody!’
‘I thought you were getting emotional about the game,’ Kate’s co-host Adil Ray quipped, to which she replied: ‘There’s an element of that too!
‘When I look through these spectacles I see a win! They’re rose-tinted and I see a win and I’m manifesting it. I think we should all just embrace something to be joyous about.’
For the star-studded game, Kate donned a gorgeous floral dress with long puffed sleeves and a tiny bow embellishment on her waist
Darcey rested her head on her mother’s shoulder as they enjoyed the game
She appeared in her high spirits while embracing her lookalike daughter as the duo posed inside Vodafone’s suite ahead of the Women’s Final game
Earlier, Kate was also seen arriving with plenty of bags to carry and holding a straw hat, flashing a beam on her way inside
Zendaya, Kate Beckinsale and Hugh Jackman led the star-studded arrivals on day 13 of the Wimbledon Championships on Saturday.
The Challengers actress, 27, opted for a preppy ensemble in a tweed blazer, blue shirt and a long tie while sat in the Royal Box.
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Meanwhile, Kate and Hugh put on a giddy display as they shared a laugh while sat in the Royal Box on Centre Court.
Elsewhere Ellie Goulding, 37, cut an elegant figure in a smart navy blue midi dress as she made her way to Centre Court, teamed with matching heels.
Meanwhile Nicola Coughlan, 37, put on a glamorous display in a long black dress and trench coat, paired with white heels.
Lucy Boynton showed off her bright pink hair and dressed in a white suit for the outing.
It comes after it was revealed Princess Kate will attend the Wimbledon men’s final tomorrow to present the winner’s trophy.
The Princess of Wales will hand over the prize to either Novak Djokovic or Carlos Alcaraz, Kensington Palace said.
But she will not attend on Saturday, and Wimbledon chairwoman Debbie Jevans will instead present the women’s champion trophy on behalf of Kate to either Jasmine Paolini or Barbora Krejcikova following the women’s singles final.