Royal Trio
Prince William, Kate Middleton and Prince Harry attended different events after the Commonwealth Day service. Pictured: Prince William, Middleton and Prince Harry attend the official opening of The Global Academy in support of Heads Together at The Global Academy on April 20, 2017 in Hayes, England. Getty Images/Dominic Lipinski

Kate Middleton, Prince William and Prince Harry returned to their royal engagements a day after the Commonwealth Day service.

On Tuesday, the Duchess of Cambridge stepped out alone to visit and meet the representatives from British Tennis, Wimbledon, Coach Core as well as Judy Murray and Tim Henman. The group discussed the children's tennis initiative in the U.K. and access to the sport at the grassroot level. Kensington Palace shared a photo of their meeting on Twitter.

Middleton is the patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. The royal mom is also a self-confessed tennis fan.

Earlier this year, she visited Bond Primary School in Mitcham and played with the children. On the visit, she revealed her love of sport. "A big thank you from me as well because I've loved playing with you all - it's so energetic and exciting to be part of it, so well done for all the hard work," Middleton said.

"And I love tennis. I think it's a great sport, I was really sporty when I was little, less so now that I've got lots of babies," she said while patting her growing baby bump.

Meanwhile, Prince William and Prince Harry teamed up to meet the the winners of The Met Excellence Awards recognizing London's Metropolitan Police officers, staff and volunteers for their hard work in serving and protecting the people.

The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry heard a number of inspiring stories and humbling acts of bravery from the police officers and staff. They also learned about the works of the volunteers who selflessly give up their time to help keep London safe.

on Monday, Prince William, Middleton and Prince Harry attended the Commonwealth Day service. Aside from the royal trio, Meghan Markle, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles were also present at the event.

Prince Harry's fiance was even caught on camera singing the national anthem "God Save the Queen." However, some netizens joked that the future royal was singing "My country tis of thee."