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After the Duchess of Cambridge’s surprise appearance at Wimbledon yesterday, it was the turn of her parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, to find their seats at the All England Club this afternoon.
Kate’s mother, 64, ensured she stayed faithful to SW19’s famous all-white dress code, donning a chic £520 crepe tunic dress for the sporting engagement.
Heading for Centre Court on the third day of play, the couple looked delighted to be back at SW19, arriving in their finery to watch British hopeful Kyle Edmund in action and the world number one Novak Djokovic in action on the show court.
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Carrying a white panama hat and sporting a large pair of sunglasses, Carole makes her way to the show court with Michael
Kate Middleton’s mother Carole looked delighted to be at Wimbledon today and donned a stylish white dress along with a pair of round sunglasses
Tess Daly gave Michael Middleton a smile as she made her way to the Royal Box of centre court on day three of the Wimbledon Championships
Tennis fans Carole and Michael Middleton arrive at Wimbledon this afternoon to take their seats on Centre Court. The Duchess of Cambridge’s mother, Carole, 64, looked delighted to be back at SW19, wearing an elegant tunic dress in white to the annual sporting occasion
Perfect pins: The £520 white Hansel dress by Goat, with daisy detail on the mid-length sleeves, showed off Carole’s bronzed skin; she finished the look with t-bar sandals and an Osprey back, both in nude
The light tone of her round-necked Hansel dress by designer Goat, with daisy detailing on the sleeves, showed off both Carole’s deep tan and her perfect pins.
The Duchess of Cambridge’s mother finished the look with a pair of nude T-bar strapped sandals, a stylish panama hat and an Osprey handbag, also in nude.
With bright skies above the hallowed courts, Carole also sported a pair of sunglasses while husband Michael, 70, looked dapper in a sharp navy suit with a pin-stripe shirt and a red tie.
In previous years, the couple have been seen in the most exclusive seating area, the Royal Box, but a spot in the box is not guaranteed; even when your daughter is Kate Middleton.
TV presenter Tess Daly looked stylish in a pink lace off-the-shoulder dress as she was pictured with Carole and Michael Middleton
Shielding her eyes from the sunny weather conditions, Carole Middleton donned a trendy pair of circular shades and wore her hair loose
Carole and Michael Middleton attended Wimbledon the day after their daughter, the Duchess of Cambridge
The Duchess of Cambridge’s father Michael looked dapper in a navy suit and red pattered tie as he engaged in conversation ahead of the action on Centre Court
Clutching a white hat in her right hand, Carole accessorised her outfit with a dainty silver necklace and a beige bag over her arm
Kate’s mother Carole looked deep in thought as she read the lowdown on the proceedings of the day
We’ve got our tickets! The couple waltzed through security at the All England Club this morning
Among the tennis stars plying their trade on Centre Court today is British hopeful Kyle Edmund and current Wimbledon champion Novak Djokovic.
Yesterday, the Duchess of Cambridge surprised tennis fans when she appeared in the Royal Box to watch Serena Williams make her way out onto Centre Court.
Kate, 37, stood up from her seat and gave a round of applause as Meghan’s friend of ten years competed in her Ladies’ Singles first round match against Giulia Gatto-Monticone of Italy during day two of the championships.
The US tennis ace, who first met the Duchess of Sussex at a Super Bowl party in 2010, rocked a cut-out tennis dress, Nike trainers and a semi-sheer duster jacket.
After stepping out onto the court, she received a huge roar from the audience – including beaming Kate, who could be seen clapping from in the Royal Box.
Here’s hoping: While it appeared the couple were bound for the Royal Box, it’s not always a guaranteed spot for peripheral figures in the royal family
The couple, who run partywear company Party Pieces, will see British hopeful Kyle Edmund on Centre Court, alongside the current Wimbledon holder Novak Djokovic
Keeping her accessories to a minimum, Kate opted for a smokey eye and drop earrings, and was spotted giggling as she sat alongside pals Katie Boulter and Anne Keothavong
The Duchess of Cambridge, 37, was all smiles as she applauded Serena Williams in the royal box of centre court on day two of the Wimbledon Championships at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club
Kate, 37, stood up from her seat and could be seen clapping as Meghan’s pal Serena competed in her Ladies’ Singles first round match against Giulia Gatto-Monticone of Italy
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