The Princess of Wales has featured in a special edition of "Overheard at Wimbledon".

10:10, Wed, Jul 8, 2026 Updated: 10:19, Wed, Jul 8, 2026

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Princess Kate attended Wimbledon last week (Image: Andrew Matthews/Pool PA via AP)

The Princess of Wales has featured in a special edition of "Overheard at Wimbledon" alongside Tim Henman and the All England Lawn Tennis Club's chair, Debbie Jevans. Kensington Palace shared a short video showing the trio chatting as they watched the Arthur Fery vs Otto Virtanen match on Court 18 last Thursday.

They discussed how the sport has changed since the late 90s and also discussed Catherine's recent completion of the Three Peaks Challenge.

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Catherine surprised members of the public with her visit to Wimbledon last week, handing out tickets to attendees and taking card payments at the entrance to the prestigious tennis event. She frequently stopped to chat and some fans were left puzzled when pictures appeared to show the princess wearing a microphone clipped under the left side of her jacket.

The release of the video now explains why Catherine had been wearing the device: to record her conversations with the former British number one and the AELTC chair.

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Princess Kate was seen wearing a microphone inside her jacket (Image: ADAM VAUGHAN/EPA/Shutterstock)

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The Princess of Wales sat in between the pair during the match (Image: AP Photo/Kin Cheung)

During the chat, Tim asks the princess what the preparation was like. "I did it in 24 hours, that was the challenge anyway. But I think part of the journey was trying to enjoy the process. The training beforehand but also making time during the walk to meet people and enjoy the journey rather than just quickly getting to the top."

Catherine also spoke about the conditions during the gruelling physical challenge, saying: "The weather was atrocious. I mean, everybody got soaked through. But it was a very stoically British thing to do. You know, you're soaking wet and everyone's going 'Come on, we can do it!'."

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