Скачать или смотреть SHOCK NEWS! Princess Catherine surprised friends on the second day of Wimbledon

Kate Middleton gave a reference to the uniforms of the game when visiting Wimbledon to attend a special ceremony on Centre Court honoring her close friend Roger Federer.
The Princess of Wales and the Prince arrived at the All England Club in style for the celebration honoring the eight-time champion.
The queen opted for a chic mint blazer and white skirt with pleats for the occasion. Since 2016, the monarch has served as the patron of the All England Lawn Tennis Club.
Fans are welcome to watch the game from the royal box and will be treated to a special film montage showcasing Federer's best moments throughout the years. On the court, Federer will be joined by his wife Mirka.
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The tennis pro has recently come to know the Middletons and the Royal family, even attending Kate's sister Pippa's wedding to James Matthews in 2017.
For today's event, she opted for a subtle makeup look, adding a swoop of eyeliner and a dab of blusher, and styled her hair loosely over her shoulders.
She was wearing simply a simple gold necklace as she was doing this.
The All England Club also sent an invitation to seven-time winner Serena Williams, who retired last year, but she declined because she was expecting a child.
According to reports, Wimbledon will continue to recognize her remarkable career.
For a very long time, Federer and Kate were great friends, and they frequently shared the stage together.
Kate and Federer were supposed to take part in a charity tennis event the previous year, but the Princess withdrew following the Queen's funeral.
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