Queen Camilla attended day 10 of Wimbledon, accompanied by her sister, Annabel Elliot, and the recently married couple Peter and Harriet Phillips. The 78-year-old royal wore a cerulean Anna Valentine dress, the same one she wore to the Ascot races last month, to watch the tennis matches from the Royal Box.
Elliot, 77, embraced a tennis-appropriate look in an ivory frock. They were welcomed to the All England Lawn Tennis Club by Chair Deborah Jevans. Inside the Royal Box, Camilla greeted former British number one Heather Watson, as well as 15-year-old ball boy Zebedee and ball girl Aniya. She also met with Morag Ranford, who has dedicated 50 years to Wimbledon's press operations, and Peter Dobson, who is retiring after 25 years as Safety Officer. Additionally, Camilla spoke with Richard Gammage, CEO of City Harvest, a charity addressing food waste at the event.
Princess Anne's son, Peter Phillips, 48, attended in a light grey blazer and navy trousers. His wife, Harriet, 45, wore a £1,330 checked lime and blue ensemble from Emilia Wickstead. The couple, who married in June, also joined the King and Queen at Ascot last month. Their wedding ceremony took place in the Cotswolds, with King Charles and Queen Camilla in attendance. Harriet wore an Emilia Wickstead gown and a Pragnell family tiara for the occasion.
Last week, the couple was highlighted by Tatler magazine as 'the new royal couple to watch.' In recent days, Queen Camilla also visited Ashdown Forest in East Sussex to mark the 100th anniversary of the first Winnie the Pooh book. Ashdown Forest served as the inspiration for the book's Hundred Acre Wood setting and was the former home of author A. A. Milne. Camilla, who is Patron of the Royal Literary Fund, interacted with local schoolchildren and wellwishers during the commemoration. She was joined by Gyles Brandreth for a reading. Following the event, she visited The Half Moon Pub in Plumpton, her childhood village, where she was described by staff and locals as a 'real character' and a 'lovely lady.'
Camilla and Annabel Elliot are known to share a close bond. In December 2024, Elliot described Camilla as the King's "rock" in a BBC One documentary, Charles III: The Coronation Year, highlighting her sister's loyalty and steady demeanor. Elliot noted that while they are different, with Charles having extensive knowledge and interests that Camilla might not have explored without him, their differences complement each other, forming a strong partnership.