Prince William and Kate Middleton celebrate the major win of England’s women’s rugby team.

As the Red Roses won the Rugby World Cup Final, the Prince and Princess of Wales took to Instagram to share their congratulations.

Sharing the poster of their win on Stories, the future King and Queen stated, “Congratulations to @redrosesrugby, the new Women’s Rugby World Cup Champions!”

They went on to add, “Well done to Canada – you had an outstanding tournament.”

“Both teams should be so proud!” Kate and William noted.

This comes after the official handle of the Prince and Princess of Wales shared an encouraging message for the team ahead of their finals.

Alongside the picture of Kate Middleton with the players from previous engagement, the statement read, “Good luck England! Wishing the very best of luck to the Red Roses in their Women’s Rugby World Cup Final at Twickenham today. We’re so proud of you! C.”

Both Prince William and Kate Middleton are avid sports fans and strong supporters of various athletic endeavors.

Jennifer Lawrence spoke out about the deaths of children in Gaza during a press conference Friday at the San Sebastian Film Festival, where she was promoting her latest film, Die, My Love.

“I’m terrified and it’s mortifying. What’s happening is no less than a genocide, and it’s unacceptable. I’m terrified for my children, for all of our children,” the Oscar-winning actress said in response to a question from reporters.

Lawrence, 35, also criticized the tone of American politics, expressing concern about its impact on young people. 

“On top of everything else, what makes me so sad is that this disrespect and the discourse in American politics right now is going to be normal to them. I mean, the kids who are voting right now at 18, it’s going to be totally normal to them that politics has no integrity. Politicians lie; there is no empathy,” she said.

The actress added that ignoring global conflicts risked consequences closer to home. 

“Everybody needs to remember that when you ignore what’s happening on one side of the world, it won’t be long until it’s on your side as well,” she warned.

Couch began in 2019 as a Boston-based retro pop group, who were forced to write and record their songs over Zoom during the pandemic. The seven-member band performed on stage together for the first time in 2021, and since then have sold out shows in both the U.S. and Europe. Their debut album, “Big Talk,” comes out on Oct. 24, followed by a 40-city international headline tour. In their TV debut, here’s Couch with “Jessie.”