On Thursday, Kate Middleton hosted a banquet for the Red Roses, England’s national women’s rugby team, in Windsor Castle’s Crimson Drawing Room. Decorated to reflect the white-and-red English flag, this is the castle’s most patriotic room, and Kate chose an appropriate outfit for the occasion. To greet the women, who won the World Cup last September, she wore a familiar crimson Alexander McQueen suit with an asymmetrical front. During the event, Kate told the players that she plays rugby at home with her three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. “Now, if I play at home, I do not want to get tackled by George!,” she said. “It’s such a great game.” Kate also noted that this is a sport young children can play co-ed: “They shouldn’t necessarily need to pigeonhole boys and girls into particular sports too early.” Kate became patron of the Rugby Football Union in 2022, after Prince Harry left his role as a senior royal, and it’s one of the royal duties that obviously aligns with her passions. In …