Future Queen of the United Kingdom Kate has sparked tension between former tennis players Roger and Mirka Federer. The episode took place at Wimbledon
The biggest winner of Wimbledon and considered one of the best tennis players of all time, Roger Federer is the center of a jealousy crisis between his wife Mirka Federer and Kate Middleton. This unusual situation occurred during a tribute to the athlete on the center court of the traditional London tournament on Tuesday (4/7).
The Federers were among the guests of the Royal Box at Wimbledon. Roger sat between Kate and Mirka. When he arrived in the privileged space, the eight-time champion tennis player was warmly welcomed by the Princess of Wales. To reciprocate, the athlete smiled and talked a lot with the future Queen of Great Britain.
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Roger’s enthusiasm for Kate Middleton slightly upset Mirka, which is why the tennis player’s wife made angry faces. The athlete’s face also did not go unnoticed by the paparazzi. The paparazzi captured the angry reaction of a woman of Slovak origin.
The 45-year-old Miroslava Federer is called Mirka. The former tennis player met Roger at the Sydney Olympics in 2000. They married in the Swiss city of Basel in 2009, a month after announcing that they were expecting their first daughters, twins Charlene and Mila. In 2014, they had twins, Lenny and Leo.
As explained by the press, Roger’s sports career took off when Mirka began managing her husband’s schedule. She ended her performance on the court due to an Achilles tendon injury. According to the media, she chose the competitions in which her husband would participate and even cut the hair and clothes used in the matches.
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