Princess Beatrice Keeps Low Profile at Wimbledon as Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Steal the Limelight

Princess Beatrice attended the exciting tennis matches at Wimbledon on Tuesday, alongside the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

However, keen-eyed viewers noticed that the Queen's granddaughter opted to maintain a relatively low profile as she sat among the crowd in the stalls at Centre Court, while the Duke and Duchess occupied the Royal Box just a few rows away.

Catherine looked stunning in her elegant polka dot tea dress from Alexandre Riche, while Beatrice exuded elegance in a navy and white midi skirt from Ceyloni, which she paired with a black blazer.

Despite her efforts to blend in, Beatrice inadvertently gave away her cover by wearing one of her favorite skirts from the London-based label founded by Indian-born Ceyloni Lodda.

This wasn't the first time she had worn this nautical number – she had also sported it at London Fashion Week in 2016 and even at the Queen's 90th birthday celebration that same year.

Beatrice's Ceyloni skirt boasted an all-over stripe pattern, a high-rise waist, front slip pockets, and a pleated construction.

To add a touch of sophistication, she paired it with a crisp black blazer.

Completing her ensemble, the Princess donned a pair of oversized sunglasses, and her fiery red hair was styled with voluminous flair.

While Beatrice garnered attention in the stalls, it was the Duchess of Cambridge who stole the limelight in the Royal Box just a few rows ahead.

The fans were divided in their opinions about Princess Beatrice's choice of seating.

Some took to social media to question why she didn't join Catherine and William in the Royal Box, while others claimed she was indeed present.

The debate continued until a source confirmed that Beatrice had indeed attended the event, managing to slip in unnoticed and avoid the paparazzi.

However, it wasn't just her auburn hair that caught the eye of social media users.

Many pointed out that Beatrice was wearing her signature skirt, which she had been seen in on multiple occasions.

According to reports, Beatrice chose to join the general public instead of sitting in the prime seats because she was attending as a brand ambassador for a specific company.

In the absence of her husband, Edoardo Mapellimosi, it is likely that she was asked to sit in the designated area for brand ambassadors, away from the Royal Box.

This isn't the first time members of the Royal family have been spotted away from the limelight at Wimbledon.

In previous years, Zara Tindall and her husband Mike have been photographed sitting among the crowds.

However, this is not due to any desire to bend Royal rules or avoid certain family members.

Instead, they were invited as brand ambassadors.

Last year, Zara and Mike were invited by luxury watch designer Rolex and were seen sitting alongside retired Formula One racing driver Nico Rosberg and his wife Vivian Sibold.

Just behind them sat the legendary British Formula One racing driver Sir Jackie Stewart, donning a straw hat adorned with the Rolex logo.

Zara, a mother of three, is also a brand ambassador for Land Rover, Musto, and her own jewelry range with Australian brand Cargilla.

Experts estimate that her brand partnerships could be worth a combined £1.1 million or more annually.

The Royal Box, located on Centre Court at the prestigious South West 19 sports venue, has 74 seats reserved for members of the Royal Family and invited guests of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.

To secure an invitation to one of these coveted seats, guests must be personally invited by the Chairman of the All England Club, Ian Hewitt.

The attendees usually include heads of government, prominent figures from the tennis world, commercial partners, members of the British Armed Forces, and representatives from prominent media organizations.

For more information on the Royal Box, please visit www.royalbox.co.uk.