Let’s talk about the little royal who’s got a big passion for tennis! Prince George, the adorable son of Kate Middleton and Prince William, seems ready to serve up some serious skills on the court. According to reports, during the 2019 Wimbledon Tennis Championships, Kate opened up to her friends about her 5-year-old son’s love for tennis. Now, that’s a story worth diving into!
George’s Tennis Connection with Roger Federer
Here’s the scoop: During her day at Wimbledon, Kate Middleton, the ever-graceful Duchess of Cambridge, shared some fascinating details about her young son's interests. It turns out that Prince George doesn’t just admire tennis great Roger Federer; he’s actually had the chance to play a set with him! Imagine that—our little royal hitting the court with one of the greatest players in tennis history. The hosts of Wimbledon Morning Coffee, the tournament’s recap show, couldn’t help but chat about this exciting revelation on July 3.
When Kate attended the tournament, she sat alongside British tennis player Katie Boulter and former British star athlete Anne Keothavong. During their time together, she reportedly shared how her son George not only loves tennis but has even had the opportunity to play with his idol, Roger Federer. That’s the kind of story that makes fans go wild with excitement!
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Where Does This Love for Tennis Come From?
It’s no secret that Prince George's passion for tennis runs in the family. His parents, Kate and Prince William, are huge tennis enthusiasts themselves. In fact, the royal couple, who also have Princess Charlotte, 4, and Prince Louis, 1, own a tennis court at their country home in Norfolk, Anmer Hall. It’s easy to see how George could develop a love for the sport with such an inspiring environment around him.
During last year’s Wimbledon, Prince William mentioned to Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic that he’s trying to get his older kids into sports. “How are your children?” the athlete asked Kate and William in a video shared by the tournament. William replied warmly, saying, “Very well, thanks, very well.” He then
