The coolest fan on Centre Court! George feels the heat as temperatures hit 29C at Wimbledon final

Prince George felt the heat as temperatures rose to 29 degrees in London during the men’s final at Wimbledon today.

The future King, 12, attended the final day of the tournament at Center Court with his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales and his sister Princess Charlotte, 11.

The Windsors took their seats in the front row of the royal box to a standing ovation ahead of the final match of the tournament between Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev.

After settling in, it became clear that the scorching heat was affecting the young royal family; George was photographed using a white handheld fan similar to the one used by Kate, 44, in the Women’s final the other day.

George, who has just been confirmed to attend Eton College from September, donned a navy blue suit, light blue shirt and tie to watch Jannik Sinner catch the bright sun against Alexander Zverev.

Prince William, 43, chatted with his son at the stand and wore an equally sultry outfit of a navy blue suit and brown tie, paired with sunglasses.

Father and son smiled together as they watched the tennis match in the sweltering 29-degree heat.

The young prince looked rosy-cheeked as he kept himself cool and hydrated in the incredibly hot weather.

The young prince stayed hydrated despite the incredibly hot weather on Center Court today

The Prince of Wales and his son Prince George smile together at the Wimbledon Men’s final

The Princess of Wales greets the crowd with a standing ovation as the Windsors take their seats

Dressed in a blue summer dress, Princess Charlotte looked calm and cozy as she sat next to her mother, the Princess of Wales, who was stunning in a flowing green dress.

Luckily, the Royal Box remained in the shade for most of the match, giving the stars a much-needed respite from the scorching sunlight.

This year the venue was as star-studded as ever, with celebrities and former Wimbledon champions attending the biggest match on the tennis calendar.

Sitting right behind the Princess of Wales, in a stylish navy blue suit and striped tie, was legendary actor Dustin Hoffman, 88.

Glastonbury headliner Raye, 28, appeared at the Royal Box in a pretty black dress.

59-year-old actress Nicole Kidman also took part in the head-to-head battle with the world number one and her second-ranked rival at the Royal Box, sitting next to British Actress Sienna Miller.

As the sun hit Center Court, they were joined by Vogue’s Global Editorial Director Anna Wintour, 76, and actor Rami Malek, 45, who donned their iconic sunglasses.

Ms. Miller shared a sweet moment with Mr. Hoffman as they greeted each other with hugs when they arrived.

The Princess of Wales and her daughter Princess Charlotte smile together as they watch tennis

Jennifer Lopez and Tom Hiddlestone stunned Ralph Lauren sitting behind Andrew Garfield at this year’s Wimbledon Men’s final

Anna Wintour, Nicole Kidman and Sienna Miller chat together before the match starts

Ms. Miller had a sweet moment embracing 88-year-old actor Dustin Hoffman as he arrived at Center Court.

After a thrilling tiebreak, the crowd erupted in applause as Alexander Zverev took the first set.

A-list celebrities took to the court in full force on the 14th day of Wimbledon; Cynthia Erivo and Jennifer Lopez traveled across the pond for tennis.

Jennifer Lopez was seated alongside Ralph Lauren-wearing Tom Hiddlestone, who was seated behind the royal family during the final match.

Actor Andrew Garfield wore Wimbledon white and stood out with his long hair, which quickly became his style.

But royals and celebrities weren’t the only ones attending today’s Wimbledon final.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz looked dashing in a soft green suit and tie as he watched the match two seats across from the Prince of Wales.

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy preferred a black suit while sitting in the Royal Lodge.

Surprisingly, actor and comedian Sacha Baron-Cohen appeared at the game dressed as his alter ego Ali G.