Every Royal At The Paris Olympics 2024... So Far

Prince Albert and Princess Charlene

Monaco Royals
Prince Albert, 66, and Princess Charlene, 46, of Monaco are attending the Paris Olympic Games as both royals and former Olympians. Albert competed in bobsledding at five Winter Olympics from 1988 to 2002, achieving his best result of 25th in the two-man event in 1988. Charlene swam in the 4x100m medley relay for South Africa at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.

Queen Mary and King Frederik

Danish Royals
The couple stepped out in Paris on July 25 as the 2024 Summer Olympics prepared to kick off. King Frederik, 56, and Queen Mary, 52, participated in a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open the Danish Pavilion on the Champs-Élysées. They then attended a gala dinner hosted by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the French Presidency at the Louvre Museum.

Princess Anne

British Royals
Princess Anne, 73, appeared in Paris on July 23 for the opening day of the 142nd IOC session ahead of the 2024 Summer Olympics. She posed for a group photo with other royal IOC members.

Then, on July 28, Princess Anne participated in the medal ceremony for the men's 100m breaststroke at Paris La Défense Arena. She awarded the silver medal and congratulated Adam Peaty from Great Britain.

Queen Mathilde and King Philippe of Belgium

Belgian Royals
Queen Mathilde, 51, and King Philippe, 64, of Belgium attended the IOC & Elysee Dinner at the Louvre on July 25. They joined IOC President Thomas Bach and his wife, Claudia Bach, for a photo op outside the famous Paris museum.

Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa of Luxembourg

Luxembourg Royals
Grand Duke Henri, 69, and Grand Duchess Maria Teresa, 68, of Luxembourg were also in Paris to kick off the Olympic events.
They have supported one of the most popular athletes at the Olympics: Ni Xia Lian, a Chinese-born Luxembourgish table tennis player who has represented the country internationally since 1991. At 61, she is one of the oldest competing athletes at the 2024 Summer Olympic Games in Paris.

Queen Leticia and King Felipe

Spanish Royals
On July 26, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia traveled to Paris to participate in Olympic events. They presided over a reception with the Spanish Olympic team at the Spanish Embassy. The King mentioned that the royal family, including Princess Leonor, Infanta Sofía, and Queen Sofía, would be attending various events to show their support in Paris. After supporting the athletes, the King and Queen attended the dinner hosted by the International Olympic Committee at the Louvre Museum.

King Willem-Alexander, Princess Catharina-Amalia, Queen Maxima and Princess Alexia pose with skateboarder Roos Zwetsloot

Dutch Royals
Queen Maxima, 53, and King Willem-Alexander, 57, wore orange to support Dutch athletes at the opening ceremony on July 26. Despite the Dutch flag being red, white, and blue, the royal family, known as the House of Oranje-Nassau, embraced orange for its bold visibility. They have also been seen with their daughters, showing support for various athletes.

Duchess Sophie

Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, headed to Paris for the Olympics and enthusiastically cheered on Team Great Britain's cycling squad.
The Duchess wiped away tears as Team GB set a world record in the stunning women's team sprint, clinching the gold medal at Paris 2024.

Royal representation is notably strong at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, with members of various royal families making their way to France to witness the athletic action firsthand. The opening ceremony on July 26 saw a significant regal presence, and many royals have been actively involved. Join us as we highlight which royals have attended the 2024 Olympics so far!

Royals Shine at the Paris 2024 Olympics

From Queen Mary and King Frederik of Denmark inaugurating the Danish Pavilion on the Champs-Élysées to Princess Anne attending the 142nd International Olympic Committee session following a recent health scare, their participation is both diverse and meaningful. Royals have long had a special connection to the Games, whether as IOC members, future spouses met at the Olympics, or even Olympic competitors.