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Queen Camilla's Blunt Remark About Wimbledon that Proved She Was 'Desperate'
- The 2025 Wimbledon Championships began on June 30 in London with Princess Beatrice and Sarah Ferguson attending the first day in the Royal Box.
- This year's event follows a challenging period with Princess Kate recovering from chemotherapy after a cancer diagnosis earlier in 2024.
- Queen Camilla visited Wimbledon last year, praised head gardener Martyn Falconer’s 25 years of work, and engaged warmly with young ball attendants Natalia and Yug.
- Princess Beatrice wore a coordinated sky-blue Sandro Tiare shirt and skirt, while Sarah Ferguson donned a Me+Em floral maxidress, reflecting royal support for French brands.
- Anticipation surrounds Princess Kate's attendance this year as she gradually resumes royal duties, signaling ongoing support for Wimbledon amid her health recovery.
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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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