The British royal family, including King Charles, Prince William, and Princess Kate, extended their congratulations to Team Great Britain for winning 65 medals at the Paris Olympics.

Team GB's impressive medal haul at the Paris Olympics matched their total from the London 2012 Games, marking their second-best performance on foreign soil.

Despite the strong overall performance, Team GB secured eight fewer gold medals than in Tokyo and 13 fewer than in Rio 2016, finishing with 14 gold, 22 silver, and 29 bronze medals.

On August 11, Prince William and Kate Middleton shared a video message featuring celebrities like Snoop Dogg and David Beckham, congratulating the athletes on their achievements.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer praised the athletes for inspiring a new generation and entertaining the nation, acknowledging their significant contributions.

In his message, King Charles described the athletes as 'an inspiration' and commended both Team GB and Commonwealth athletes for their outstanding sportsmanship.

Prince William has shown his passion for sports, recently attending several soccer matches, including the UEFA European Championship final with his son, Prince George.

Speculation about the couple's attendance at the Olympics arose due to Princess Kate's ongoing cancer treatment, but they expressed strong support for Team GB from home.

Princess Kate made a rare public appearance at Wimbledon, where she presented trophies, marking her second public event of the year amid her health challenges.

The royal family is currently enjoying their summer vacation at Anmer Hall with their children before heading to Balmoral for King Charles's traditional summer gathering.

Other royals, including Princess Anne and Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, are also attending the Olympics, underscoring the event's significance.

Looking ahead, Team GB has begun preparations for the Los Angeles 2028 Games by securing Stanford University as their exclusive training camp.