Pippa Middleton's recent appearance at the Wimbledon Men's Singles Final alongside her sister, Kate Middleton, who is battling cancer, has earned her a special title.
The 40-year-old drew significant attention during the event, attended by the Princess of Wales and Princess Charlotte. Pippa was informally recognized as the royal's "unofficial lady-in-waiting" for demonstrating solidarity within the Middleton family during Kate's cancer treatment.
On the latest episode of The Royal Record Podcast, GB News' royal correspondent shed light on the evolving dynamics between Pippa and Kate.
Svar remarked, "This was Pippa's second public appearance since Kate's cancer diagnosis, the first being just two days earlier at Wimbledon. What do you think has prompted Pippa's sudden public presence?"
Royal commentator Cameron responded, "The Middleton family, particularly Catherine's side, is clearly showing their support. You can see the immense love and backing they provide to the Princess of Wales, especially through her major abdominal surgery and subsequent cancer diagnosis."
He added, "Despite the intrusive paparazzi capturing a private moment of the princess and her mother near Windsor, it was evident that a strong family unit exists. Now, with Pippa joining her, it reinforces that bond."
Cameron continued, "In the absence of official ladies-in-waiting, it's heartening to see trusted and close family members like Pippa stepping in to support her sister. Princess Charlotte's presence further exemplifies this unity."
Royal enthusiasts were pleasantly surprised to see Pippa Middleton accompany the Princess of Wales, 42, and Princess Charlotte, eight, at the SW19 tournament. Pippa looked radiant in a floral dress, capturing the spirit of the day.
