US EditionQueen Camilla's Blunt Remark About Wimbledon that Proved She Was 'Desperate'
- The 2025 Wimbledon Championships started on June 30 in London with Princess Beatrice and Sarah Ferguson attending the opening day in the Royal Box.
- Princess Beatrice's attendance followed her long support of the French brand Sandro, from which she wore a coordinated summer outfit paired with her mother Sarah Ferguson's Me+Em dress.
- Wimbledon, a prestigious grass-court Grand Slam tournament, included the first-round men’s singles match where defending champion Carlos Alcaraz played Fabio Fognini as the royals watched.
- Queen Camilla previously praised Wimbledon’s head gardener for 25 years of work and enjoyed a day at the All England Club amid a challenging royal period, highlighting the event’s significance for the family.
- Princess Kate, who is battling cancer, is expected to attend at least one match this year, underscoring the Royals’ continued involvement despite personal challenges.
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Princess Beatrice Brings Understated Flair in Striped Sandro Look to First Day of Wimbledon 2025
Princess Beatrice was joined by her mother, Sarah Ferguson, for the first day of The Championships, Wimbledon on Monday in London. They sat in the royal box on center court to watch Carlos Alcaraz of Spain take on Fabio Fognini of Italy in the first round of the annual Grand Slam tennis tournament. For the summertime sporting occasion, Princess Beatrice opted for a coordinated set courtesy of Sandro. The British royal wore the Tiare shirt in sk…
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Queen Camilla's blunt remark about Wimbledon that proved she was 'desperate'
Queen Camilla attended Wimbledon last year just weeks after her husband King Charles and Kate, the Duchess of Cornwall, were both diagnosed with cancer, and made a telling remark during her visit
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