Kate chooses cheap seats at Wimbledon to watch tennis

Kate Middleton the Duchess of Cambridge, known for being a keen tennis fan, made an appearance on the second day of the championship to watch a British wildcard competing on the lowly outside courts.

The Duchess of Cambridge left the plush confines of the Royal Box to watch a British wildcard competing on the lowly outside courts.

The Duchess of Cambridge sat on Court 14 to watch Harriet Dart take on Christina McHale.

Kate was wearing sunglasses and a white button-up dress

Dart lost the first set 4-6, but after the Duchess left, the Briton turned things around to win the match.

The crowd was completely unaware of the fact that they were having a royalty among them.

Kate, 37, is a long-time tennis fan. She became the official patron of the All England Club in 2017, taking over from Queen Elizabeth II.

The Middleton family members are frequent visitors to the Club, often getting an invite into the Royal Box.

Agencies