The Duchess of Cambridge could not hide her excitement as she cheered on British hope Andy Murray to the semi-finalsReuters
The Duchess of Cambridge could not hide her excitement as she cheered on British hope Andy Murray to the semi-finalsReutersClearly, whatever Prince Charles was saying was intense.ReutersPure concentration as the competitive streak comes into play at a hockey game with Team GBReutersShe was unable to hide her happiness after tying the knot with her husband Prince William in Westminster Abbey in April 2011.ReutersWhile seated next to her husband Prince William, Kate served up a volley of expressions — and at one point even appeared be up to some mischiefReutersHer face said it all when she shared her words of wisdom with young people during a visit to the 'Expanding Horizons' Primary School Project in JuneReutersAfter earning a 2:1 in History of Arts, Kate still had thinking cap as well as her serious face on during her graduation ceremonyReuters
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The Duchess of Cambridge could not hide her excitement as she cheered on British hope Andy Murray to the semi-finalsReuters
The Duchess of Cambridge could not hide her excitement as she cheered on British hope Andy Murray to the semi-finalsReutersClearly, whatever Prince Charles was saying was intense.ReutersPure concentration as the competitive streak comes into play at a hockey game with Team GBReutersShe was unable to hide her happiness after tying the knot with her husband Prince William in Westminster Abbey in April 2011.ReutersWhile seated next to her husband Prince William, Kate served up a volley of expressions — and at one point even appeared be up to some mischiefReutersHer face said it all when she shared her words of wisdom with young people during a visit to the 'Expanding Horizons' Primary School Project in JuneReutersAfter earning a 2:1 in History of Arts, Kate still had thinking cap as well as her serious face on during her graduation ceremonyReuters
Kate Middleton treated Wimbledon to an array of facial expressions as she cheered on Britain's Andy Murray in the quarter-final.
The Duchess of Cambridge, who sat beside her husband Prince William in the royal box, was clearly gripped by the game and served up a volley of faces.
She oohed, she aahed, she grimaced, she hid her face with her hand, and at one stage she stifled a tense sneeze as the drama unfolded before her.
Theeups and downs of Murray's game were clearly mirrored in Kate's expressions - and she has never been one to hide her feelings.
The 30-year-old fashionista chose a white sailor dress by Alexander McQueen to watch Murray take on Spanish tennis star David Ferrer, the World No 5.
She teamed her dress with navy blue heels and a Jaegar clutch purse.
IBTimes UK has a look at the many faces of Kate Middleton.
