Royal family members attended the Wimbledon quarterfinals today despite the French State Visit to the UK commencing this morning.
Lady Sarah Chatto, Princess Margaret's only daughter, was spotted in the Royal Box alongside her husband Daniel Chatto.
The couple were photographed settling into their seats for the tennis matches on Centre Court. Lady Sarah appeared in a low-key white shirtdress as she took her place amongst the distinguished guests.
The Chattos' presence at the championships continued their tradition as regular Wimbledon attendees who typically watch the tournament annually.
Members of the Royal Family rub shoulders with A-listers at Wimbledon quarterfinals.
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Lady Sarah was photographed speaking with actress Jodie Foster and Foster's friend Patti Röckenwagner during the proceedings. The interaction took place as the royal couple settled into their positions within the Royal Box.
The Chattos maintain their status as regular attendees at the All England Club, consistently appearing each year to watch tennis matches on Centre Court.
Their annual presence at the championships has become a familiar sight for spectators and organisers alike.
Today's appearance followed their recent attendance at Royal Ascot with other members of the Royal Family, demonstrating their continued participation in major sporting and social events throughout the season.
Lady Sarah Chatto pictured at Wimbledon on Tuesday.
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Lord Frederick Windsor, son of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, was also present at today's quarterfinals. The Royal Box featured numerous celebrity guests rather than additional Royal Family members.
Notable actors in attendance included Mark Rylance, Ian McKellen, Sienna Miller, and Oli Green.
The Chattos represented the only royal presence at the championships today, with the remaining distinguished seats filled by entertainment industry figures.
The celebrity-heavy composition of the Royal Box reflected the ongoing French State Visit, which may have limited other royal family members' availability to attend the tennis tournament.
Lord Frederick Windsor has attended Wimbledon twice this year.
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Lady Sarah Chatto maintains a relatively low profile as King Charles's first cousin, though she continues to participate in key royal engagements. The Chattos have established themselves as consistent fixtures at Wimbledon over the years, making their annual pilgrimage to Centre Court a reliable tradition.
Princess Margaret previously attended Wimbledon on several occasions throughout her lifetime, including presenting the trophies in 1970.
The Royal Box protocol has evolved significantly since 2003 when the All England Club modified its requirements so players only need to bow or curtsey when the monarch is present.
King Charles has yet to attend Wimbledon during his reign, maintaining the current relaxed protocol for royal appearances.
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