General NewsRoger FedererSportsSports - EuropeWalesWimbledon Princess Kate takes her seat in Royal Box at Wimbledon, right next to Roger Federer by Gabriel Martinez July 4, 2023 written by Gabriel Martinez July 4, 2023 2 comments Bookmark 74 Princess Kate graced the prestigious Wimbledon Centre Court on Tuesday, securing a prime seat in the Royal Box right beside Roger Federer. Dressed in a stylish mint green blazer, the future queen arrived just moments before the opening match of Day 2 commenced, where Federer was honored. Mirka, Federer’s wife, sat on his other side, completing the esteemed trio. The crowd at Wimbledon showed their deep appreciation for Federer with a resounding standing ovation, joined by none other than Princess Kate herself. Meanwhile, Serena Williams, who is currently pregnant, declined an invitation to celebrate Federer’s achievements. If you find yourself in need of directions to the All England Club or Roland Garros, worry not. Roger Federer can be your guide through the Waze app, sharing his expertise and knowledge. On the rainy second day of the tournament, the retractable roof remained closed as Elena Rybakina faced off against her American opponent Shelby Rogers. Following tradition, Rybakina, the defending women’s champion, took the stage for the first match of the day. Since marrying Prince William, Kate has become a familiar face at Wimbledon, regularly attending the prestigious event. In contrast, the late Queen Elizabeth II, William’s grandmother, made only a few appearances at the All England Club during her 70-year reign, with her last presence in the Royal Box dating back to 2010. King Charles III has occasionally taken his seat in the Royal Box, but he has not done so since ascending to the throne after his mother’s passing. Queen Elizabeth’s demise in September was followed by Charles’ coronation in May. For more tennis news, visit: https://bigbignews.net/tennis and follow AP Sports on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Sports Table of Contents Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about WimbledonWho sat next to Roger Federer in the Royal Box at Wimbledon?What was Princess Kate wearing at Wimbledon?How many times has Roger Federer won Wimbledon?Is Princess Kate a regular visitor to Wimbledon?How often did Queen Elizabeth II attend Wimbledon?Who else sat in the Royal Box with Roger Federer?What was the first match on the second day of Wimbledon?When did King Charles III last sit in the Royal Box?More about Wimbledon Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Wimbledon Who sat next to Roger Federer in the Royal Box at Wimbledon? Princess Kate, also known as the Princess of Wales, sat next to Roger Federer in the Royal Box at Wimbledon. What was Princess Kate wearing at Wimbledon? Princess Kate was wearing a mint green blazer at Wimbledon. How many times has Roger Federer won Wimbledon? Roger Federer has won Wimbledon eight times, making him an eight-time champion at the All England Club. Is Princess Kate a regular visitor to Wimbledon? Yes, Princess Kate has been a regular visitor to Wimbledon since marrying Prince William. How often did Queen Elizabeth II attend Wimbledon? Queen Elizabeth II made only a few trips to the All England Club during her 70-year reign and her last appearance in the Royal Box was in 2010. Who else sat in the Royal Box with Roger Federer? Roger Federer sat between Princess Kate and his wife, Mirka, in the Royal Box at Wimbledon. What was the first match on the second day of Wimbledon? The first match on the wet second day of Wimbledon, with the retractable roof closed, featured Elena Rybakina against American opponent Shelby Rogers. Rybakina opened play as the defending women’s champion. When did King Charles III last sit in the Royal Box? King Charles III has not sat in the Royal Box since taking over as monarch from his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Elizabeth passed away in September, and Charles had his coronation in May. 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Reply historybuff101 July 7, 2023 - 8:49 am interesting tidbit about queen elizabeth’s rare appearances at wimbledon. royal history in the making! Reply Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ
