The Royal Box is for Britain's most famous family and their elite friends. It is the best spot to watch the action live at Wimbledon. You can only sit at its 74 available seats if the Chairman of All England Club invited you. It is reserved for the royal family, the heads of government, and significant people from the world of tennis, commercial partners, British armed forces, prominent media organizations, supporters of British tennis and other famous people.
Many are excited to see the occupants of the box for the eight days of Wimbledon. Reports said that many important people are joining the box, and one of them is Judy Murray. The tennis coach and mother of Andy Murray won't miss the spot on the Wimbledon circuit. She looked beautiful with her floral frock and her pearl earrings on the eight days of the tournament.
Another famous person spotted on the box is Ruth Wilson. The 37-year-old Luther actress is wearing a dress with a red belt. She looks stunning with her bold red lips and a pair of burgundy shades. The Wimbledon fan and English actor Richard E. Grant and his wife Joan Washington also joined the event wearing their tennis outfit. The football star Phil Neville and his wife is also seated in the box. She is seated next to another footballer Karen Carney.
Kelley Holmes, a retired athlete, also enjoyed the event wearing her blue and yellow dress. Denise Lewis took a day as a mother to watch Wimbledon. The 32-year-old football star Jill Scot is also present with her navy and white shirt dress.
Kate's younger siblings, Pippa Middleton, and James Middleton are among the occupants of the seats. The two are tennis fanatics regularly attending Wimbledon. Pippa is wearing a Stella McCartney-made blush pink dress. The dress is worth £725, and it has gold detailing at the neck. She paired her dress with tan high heels and a hat. She carries with her a half-moon raffia bag by J.Crew.
Anna Wintour is also present. The editor-in-chief of U.S. Vogue is wearing a pale pleated dress. She is wearing her favorite black sunglasses. The Duke of Kent looks proud in his seat in the Royal Box. The president of All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club is a regular at Wimbledon. The Duke presented the trophies for the winners at Wimbledon.
