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When The Queen Stops In...

The stars of the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour met the Queen at Wimbledon. See the pics!

Published June 24, 2010 12:00

The Queen made her first visit to Wimbledon since 1977 on Thursday with a full itinerary.
The Queen made her first visit to Wimbledon since 1977 on Thursday with a full itinerary.
British No.1 Elena Baltacha and the Queen.
British No.1 Elena Baltacha and the Queen.
Anne Keothavong and the Queen.
Anne Keothavong and the Queen.
Billie Jean King, Laura Robson and the Queen.
Billie Jean King, Laura Robson and the Queen.
Jelena Jankovic and the Queen.
Jelena Jankovic and the Queen.
Caroline Wozniacki and the Queen.
Caroline Wozniacki and the Queen.
Roger Federer and Serena Williams chatted as the Queen approached down the line of players.
Roger Federer and Serena Williams chatted as the Queen approached down the line of players.
Serena Williams and the Queen.
Serena Williams and the Queen.
Roger Federer and the Queen.
Roger Federer and the Queen.
Court signs happily greeted the Queen as well.
Court signs happily greeted the Queen as well.
With British greats Tim Henman and Virginia Wade in the Royal Box, the Queen waved to fans.
With British greats Tim Henman and Virginia Wade in the Royal Box, the Queen waved to fans.
Andy Murray and Jarkko Nieminen bowed to the Royal Box, where the Queen was watching on.
Andy Murray and Jarkko Nieminen bowed to the Royal Box, where the Queen was watching on.
The Queen viewed Club Wimbledon's junior programs.
The Queen viewed Club Wimbledon's junior programs.
Before the Queen arrived, Sony Ericsson WTA Tour players waited patiently in the lounge.
Before the Queen arrived, Sony Ericsson WTA Tour players waited patiently in the lounge.
Jelena Jankovic practiced her curtsey.
Jelena Jankovic practiced her curtsey.
  • The Queen made her first visit to Wimbledon since 1977 on Thursday with a full itinerary.
  • British No.1 Elena Baltacha and the Queen.
  • Anne Keothavong and the Queen.
  • Billie Jean King, Laura Robson and the Queen.
  • Jelena Jankovic and the Queen.
  • Caroline Wozniacki and the Queen.
  • Roger Federer and Serena Williams chatted as the Queen approached down the line of players.
  • Serena Williams and the Queen.
  • Roger Federer and the Queen.
  • Court signs happily greeted the Queen as well.
  • With British greats Tim Henman and Virginia Wade in the Royal Box, the Queen waved to fans.
  • Andy Murray and Jarkko Nieminen bowed to the Royal Box, where the Queen was watching on.
  • The Queen viewed Club Wimbledon's junior programs.
  • Before the Queen arrived, Sony Ericsson WTA Tour players waited patiently in the lounge.
  • Jelena Jankovic practiced her curtsey.
Topics: 2010, the championships, wimbledon, tournaments, news, photos or videos, martina navratilova,
elena baltacha, laura robson, billie jean king, jelena jankovic, caroline wozniacki, serena williams
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