In a groundbreaking moment for the Wimbledon Championships, Queen Camilla has made history by becoming the first royal consort to occupy the prestigious Royal Box at the All England Club.
The Queen's attendance on Wednesday marked a significant departure from tradition, as previous consorts have never been seated in the exclusive area reserved for dignitaries and VIPs.
Her Majesty's presence added a touch of regal elegance to the tournament, where she watched thrilling matches alongside other distinguished guests.
This historic appearance follows King Charles's own visit to Wimbledon earlier in the week, making it a rare double royal engagement for the prestigious tennis event.
The Royal Box has long been a symbol of Wimbledon's heritage, typically hosting members of the royal family, celebrities, and tennis legends. Queen Camilla's inclusion represents a modernisation of royal protocol at the 137-year-old tournament.
Spectators and tennis enthusiasts alike noted the significance of the moment, with many praising the Queen for bringing a fresh royal presence to the world's most famous grass court competition.
