The prestigious tennis tournament of the year commenced on Monday (3 July) with a surge of sports enthusiasts flocking to Wimbledon throughout the week. Discover Princess of Wales arrives at Wimbledon to cheer on British tennis players
On the second day of Wimbledon, Andy Murray made his return to the court. While Roger Federer graced Centre Court as a special guest. British top-ranked players Cameron Norrie, who reached the semi-finals last year. Katie Boulter were also scheduled to begin their campaigns.
As the championships commence, organizers advise eager spectators to bring rain jackets and umbrellas, anticipating scattered showers. However, the Royal Box will still host a variety of famous faces, including members of the royal family, celebrities, and public figures.
On Monday’s event, Idina Menzel, the American actor and singer, attended Wimbledon with her Wicked co-star Simon Adkins, while award-winning producer and director Krishnendu Majumdar was seated with producer Richard Yee.
The Royal Box is known for hosting notable personalities, and the second day of Wimbledon 2023 is no exception. Among the attendees is Prince Michael of Kent, the cousin of the late Queen Elizabeth II. As the son of Prince George, Duke of Kent, who was the younger brother of Elizabeth’s father. King George VI, Prince Michael is 52nd in line to the British throne. While some members of the royal family, like the Prince and Princess of Wales and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, are regulars at Wimbledon. King Charles III and Queen Camilla seldom make appearances. King Charles III, formerly known as the Prince of Wales, was last seen at the tournament in 2012. When he watched Federer’s match against Fabio Fognini. Prior to that, his last attendance at Wimbledon dated back to 1970.
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