Kate Kane, wife of England captain Harry Kane, showed her support with a touching tribute after England's 2-1 victory over Norway in the World Cup quarter-final. The match, which aired at a more sociable time for UK viewers, saw Jude Bellingham lead the Three Lions to the semi-final.
Kate's Custom Tribute
Taking to Instagram, Kate shared a simple message: "Miami, let's gooooo England" before posting pictures of her custom top featuring Harry's signature number nine and his last name. For the Norway match, she wore a red version of the top, having previously worn a white one for the Mexico game. She posed in humid Miami, wearing matching red flip flops and a sleek ponytail, showcasing her engagement ring and wedding band in a close-up.
England's Victory and Upcoming Semi-Final
The eagerly awaited quarter-final ended in a 2-1 victory for England. The match attracted an estimated 13,000 fans at Depot Mayfield and Freight Island. England will now face current World Champions Argentina in the semi-final on Wednesday, July 15, as they battle for a place in the final.
Earlier, England's victory over Mexico in the early hours recorded a peak of 9.1 million viewers on BBC, with an average audience of 7.8 million across BBC One and iPlayer.
Harry and Kate's Relationship
Harry Kane and Katie Goodland began dating as teenagers. Harry proposed on a beach holiday in July 2017, and they married on June 19, 2019, in an intimate ceremony. They have been married for seven years and have four children: daughters Ivy (born January 2017) and Vivienne (August 2018), and sons Louis (December 2020) and Henry (August 2023). After Harry's transfer from Tottenham Hotspur to Bayern Munich, the family relocated to Germany to support his career abroad.
