Queen Camilla joined by actor who played her husband in Wimbledon Royal Box as she watches Arthur Fery
Queen Camilla made her annual visit to Wimbledon on Wednesday, with King George III on Netflix. He performed the role of Charles accompanied by the famous actor Dominic West, accompanied by Royal Box. Crown.
This marks his fourth consecutive appearance at the All England Club on Day 10 of the prestigious two-week tournament.
Wearing a light blue suit, Her Majesty took her seat on Center Court to witness the women’s quarter-final match between Jasmine Paolini and Marta Kostyuk.
Other notables in the special Royal Box included actor Elle Fanning and West, who was nominated for an Emmy for his impressive performance as the monarch.
Ukrainian star Kostyuk beat Paolini with sets of 6-3, 6-2, won his first match on the Center Court and took his place in the semi-finals. She will face Linda Noskova in the final four on Thursday after the Czech star beat Belgian Elise Mertens in straight sets on Court One.
Following Kostyuk’s victory, Queen Camilla offered a surprise handshake to the next players on the field, including British wild card Arthur Fery and Italian Flavio Cobolli, who were preparing for the match. Earlier in the day, he was engaged to several long-serving staff of the All England Club, as well as a ball boy and ball girl.
Fery and Cobolli took to the court around 15:00 BST and the Englishman put in a spectacular performance in front of Queen Camilla to seal a 6-4, 7-6, 6-0 victory to advance to the semi-finals. It was a remarkable display for Fery, who stunned Cobolli, who had reached the French Open final just a month earlier.
Fery will face French Open champion Alexander Zverev in the semi-finals after the German star beat Taylor Firtz in straight sets on Court One; On the other side of the draw, Jannik Sinner will face Novak Djokovic in a mouth-watering contest on Friday.
Queen Camilla’s visit follows that of Princess Kate of Wales, who attended last week as patron of the All England Club. The Princess met fans in the famous Wimbledon queue and watched matches alongside two-time champion Andy Murray.
