The Princess of Wales, a devoted patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, has been a regular attendee at Wimbledon since 2011.

However, on the first day of this year’s prestigious tennis event, her absence left supporters eagerly awaiting her arrival.

Despite the anticipation, neither the Prince nor Princess of Wales made any public appearances on social media as Monday’s Wimbledon kicked off, disappointing tennis enthusiasts who were hoping for a message from the royal.

This year, the Royal Family’s representation was notably absent on the inaugural day of Wimbledon, following a challenging period for the King and his family.

Instead, the spotlight shifted towards other prominent figures, with celebrities like David Beckham and David Attenborough stealing the show as they basked in the event’s atmosphere.

The absence of the Princess of Wales did not go unnoticed by her dedicated supporters, who had been looking forward to a potential surprise appearance from the beloved royal.

Regrettably, the Princess of Wales was unable to attend the ceremony due to her ongoing chemotherapy treatment.

Despite uncertainties surrounding who would be presenting trophies at this year’s Wimbledon, tournament officials have expressed their willingness to accommodate the Princess of Wales’ situation and provide her with flexibility during her treatment.

“We are optimistic that the Princess of Wales will be able to fulfill her role as the club’s patron by presenting the trophies, but her health and recovery take precedence,” stated Jeevans in an interview.

Speculation has arisen regarding a possible appearance by the Duchess of Sussex at Wimbledon later this month, as suggested by royal analyst Emily Andrews.

Additionally, some royal experts believe she may be present at the final to hand over the coveted trophy.