Her outing to SW19 was no exception as she wore a beautiful simple long blue dress with a belt and a V-neckline. She accessorized with a selection of necklaces, flat sandals and matching leather handbag, which kept her makeup natural and allowed her long blonde hair to flow freely.
The 58-year-old looked like a picture of laid-back glamour, ideal for an afternoon relaxing in the Royal Box.
She was accompanied by her husband Timothy Taylor, who also looked smart in a suit and light blue tie.
Helen, 58, is the daughter of Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, 85, who is the Queen’s first cousin.
Edward’s father was Prince George, Duke of Kent, the younger brother of King Edward VIII and King George VI.
Helen has four children with her husband Timothy Taylor, all of whom have unusual names.
Her children are Columbus, 26, Cassius, 24, Eloise, 17, and Estella, 16.
Their mother had previously said, “It’s an absolute dream to have a job like that. I travel a lot and can spend most of my time with my kids.”
Meanwhile, it’s been quite a week for royal arrivals at Wimbledon, and no wonder, as the action ramps up on day ten of the tennis championships.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made their debut at this year’s Wimbledon on Tuesday, watching with great interest the matches of both defending champion Novak Djokovic and homegrown hero Cameron Norrie.
Kate, 40, waved as they crossed the bridge from the Millennium Building to Center Court after arriving at the grounds through the players entrance.
The royal couple, who were joined by All England Club president Ian Hewitt, then took their seats for the quarterfinals of the men’s singles match between Novak Djokovic and Jannik Sinner, which Novak won in five hard-fought sets.
Before sitting down, you could watch them exchange a few words with Britain’s Got Talent judge David Walliams.
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