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The Princess of Wales joined by special guest at Wimbledon

Catherine looked courtside chic at the tennis tournament


JULY 5, 2023 12:22 PM EDT

The  Princess of Wales  reunited with tennis star Roger Federer in the royal box at Wimbledon on Tuesday! The eight-time Wimbledon champion received a standing ovation from the Centre Court crowd, including the Princess, as he made his way to the box.

“There’s nothing quite like the first week of Wimbledon. Fantastic to join the crowds watching @katiecboulter on Court 18 and @andymurray on Centre Court,” the Waleses’ Instagram account captioned photos from the second day of the Wimbledon Championships. “And how good to see the Ball Boys and Girls putting their skills into action @rogerfederer?”

Ahead of the tennis tournament, the Princess of Wales, who is patron of the All England Lawn Tennis Club, and Roger teamed up for a short film that shined light on Wimbledon’s Ball Boys and Girls and the training that goes into becoming one at The Championships.

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Catherine was joined by tennis royalty Roger Federer in the royal box on July 4.

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Roger greeted the Princess, who he played tennis with in their recent Wimbledon video.

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A royally warm welcome! Roger received a standing ovation from spectators, including the Princess of Wales, during day two of The Championships 2023.

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Roger’s wife, Mirka Federer, also made an appearance at the tournament on July 4.

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The trio were pictured sharing a laugh in the royal box.

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Catherine applauded the tennis legend following Andy Murray’s victory over Ryan Peniston.

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The royal has previously revealed that Roger is her mother Carole Middleton’s “heartthrob.”

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The Princess of Wales looked courtside chic wearing a mint green Balmain double breasted blazer to the tennis tournament on July 4.