Prince William, his wife Kate, and Prince Harry made an appearance at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, on Monday to root for athletes participating in the event.

Monday marked the fifth day of the Commonwealth Games and only the first of many sessions that the three are expected to attend.

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William, Kate, and Harry were seated in the family section of the SSE Hydro stadium at about 3 p.m., arriving just in time to watch the gymnastics competition.

Kate Middleton donned a sleek pair of skinny jeans topped with a matching navy blazer while the royal brothers both wore white oxford shirts, jeans, and top-siders.

The royal couple was spotted laughing along with Prince Harry, as the younger prince made funny faces. His cheeky actions caused the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to chuckle as they looked on.

The trio clapped along as the crowd sang The Proclaimers' "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" in between the rotations of athletes.

Reportedly, the royals' arrival went mostly unnoticed until they were shown on the stadium's big screen, which garnered them cheers of their own.

Later in the afternoon, Prince George's parents and uncle watched a boxing match where the Duchess was seen cringing as the boxers threw blow after blow.

Prince Harry also took time to meet with two Australian players who were photobombed by his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, at the Games last week, according to BBC. He was then asked if they could have a selfie together to add to their collection.

Badminton, hockey, lawn bowls, netball, squash, shooting, swimming, weightlifting, table tennis and boxing are only some of the sports featured at the Games.

The 20th Commonwealth Games opened on July 23 with a live performance from Rod Stewart, a fireworks display, and an entourage featuring 41 Scottish terriers and a giant haggis.

The Games are slotted to continue until August 3.

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