Catherine paid a touching tribute to Andy Murray after the Tennis Ace played in his final match on Thursday Andy was due to play mixed doubles with Emma Rodu however Emma withdrew from Venture on Saturday because of a stiff wrist. While Andy and his brother Jamie had to leave the doppes match on Thursday with this pending retirement meaning Andy's Wimbledon career is over this news will come as a huge disappointment to those ticket holder but also a tennis legend.

Princess Catherine usually attends Wimbledon but was unable to attend this year due to various issues, the royal family shared an incredible event. Wimbledon career is over you should be very proud of Andy Murray thank you on behalf of all of us. Catherine's love of tennis goes back to her childhood having only missed Wimbledon once in 2013. I watched Wimbledon, this tournament was really part of my growing up, it was a The quintessential part of the British summer and I think it's really inspiring for young people. She herself inspired me.

When I was young to get into the game and it hasn't changed I thought it was great. Manny expressed amazement at her strength and dedication, acknowledging the enormous effort she put in. spent attending the event even though she was struggling with problems. Princess Catherine is a true inspiration and her courage and dedication to her duty even in the face of personal challenges is truly remarkable despite her was unable to attend Wimbledon this year.

Her parents Michael and Carol were present on day four of the tournament. Carol sported a stunning floral summer dress paired with a chic white coat decorated with black buttons for the princess. Smart father Michael wears a blue shirt with a yellow tie and a navy blue jacket. Meanwhile Prince William will appear in a new TV documentary aimed at changing perceptions of homelessness and proving that the problem can be tackled as he prepares to mark a a year since debuting on his show this week.

A new art exhibition at London's Satachi Gallery has also been announced to open next month at London's Sachi Gallery. William flew to Germany to watch the national team take on the Swiss national team with Trent Alexander Arnold scoring the winning penalty to progress to the semi-final against the Netherlands. William is an avid football fan. Prince William has not made many trips to Germany. This summer and was last seen watching his country as they hosted Denmark in the group stage.