The 2024 Olympic Games in Paris have attracted a significant royal presence, with various members of royal families attending events and ceremonies. Princess Anne, the first member of the British royal family to compete in the Olympics, has been active at the Games, representing her long-standing connection to the event. Alongside her, King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark participated in the opening of the Danish Pavilion, showcasing their history with the Olympics that began during the 2000 Games. Notably, Princess Anne's daughter, Zara Tindall, who won a silver medal at the 2012 Olympics, had aspirations to compete again but did not make the team for Paris 2024. Other royals, including Prince Albert of Monaco and King Constantine II of Greece, have also competed in past Olympic Games, highlighting the longstanding connection between royalty and this prestigious international event. As the Games unfold, the attention on royal participation underscores their unique role in Olympic history.