Fans couldn’t get enough of Princess Catherine’s playful look as she cheered on England during their Women’s Rugby World Cup Final victory over Canada in Twickenham on September 27, 2025.

England’s Red Roses, draped in red and white, sealed a dominant 33–13 win to claim their third World Cup title — their first in 11 years. Standout performances from Alex Matthews, Ellie Kildunne, Amy Cokayne, and Abbie Ward helped secure the triumph, while flanker Zoe Aldcroft proudly lifted the trophy to the roar of a record 81,885 fans.

But it wasn’t only the players making headlines. Catherine, Princess of Wales, shared a photo with the team in the locker room, sporting a red cowboy hat topped with a sparkling tiara — a gift from the Red Roses. The internet lit up with admiration: “Cowgirl Kate, love her!” one fan wrote, while others declared her hat “perfect for our Princess.”

The Prince and Princess of Wales later congratulated both teams, calling the tournament “inspiring.” Prime Minister Keir Starmer praised England’s win as one that will “inspire a generation,” while London Mayor Sadiq Khan called it a proud day for women’s rugby.

For the players, it was pure emotion. Abbie Ward broke into tears at the final whistle, and Sadia Kabeya, named Player of the Match, called it “a pinch me moment.” With their drought ended and a new era beginning, the Red Roses’ triumph was history in the making — both on and off the field.