There's only a few days left of Wimbledon and it's already brought out some familiar faces.
One of those being Meghan Markle who, according to recent reports, caused quite the stir when asking fans not to photograph her.
As you can imagine, it didn't go over well ...
It's the oldest tennis championship in the world — one that causes celebs and royals to frequent.
Her newborn son wasn't far away, though, as she had on a necklace with the letter "A" for Archie.
Awww.
Meghan must have been her good luck charm since Serena's been crushing it on the courts.
People were none too pleased when Meghan reportedly asked fans to abstain from taking photos of her.
She recently spoke to the Daily Telegraph, per the Express about what happened.
“He appeared a bit mystified as to why he was being asked to make such a request.”
While speaking to the Daily Telegraph, the source said:
"It’s not unusual for people accompanying Members of the Royal Family at private, or public, events to ask members of the public not to take photographs."
Let them live in peace, peeps!
The photo incident has not been going over well, especially with the British media.
Some people claim that if Meghan had simply posed for a few photos, this story wouldn't have happened, so it would've been less intrusive into her life in the long run.
He told the new mom to "go back to America."
Piers said Meghan should "keep it simple, keep it humble, keep it sincere, keep it public in public," and added that she should "keep her moaning mouth shut" if she wanted respect.
She had on a hat, blazer, and blue jeans.
If Meghan had been sitting in the royal box (the seating area the royals frequent), then there would have been an issue.
The royal box has a strict dress code.
According to The Times, one official said of Meghan's attendance that, "It was a nightmare, she was a nightmare."
Speaking to W Magazine, the official spokespeople for the club said, "Any suggestion that the duchess’s visit was anything other than a privilege for the club is categorically not the view of the club, and she is always welcome to attend the championships."
Clearly, this makes their clothing argument completely redundant.
There's no dress code for regular spectators of the match, so for where she was sitting, she wouldn't need to adhere to any sort of code. For the Royal Box, attendees must be wearing a dress or a jacket and tie.
Meghan wore a striped button down shirt and cream-colored slacks, which makes it pretty clear that the rules for the Royal Box's dress code are not as strictly enforced as you might think.
The public's opinion on Meghan has been going back and forth like — dare we say it — tennis balls.
She shook a young boy's hand and spoke to multiple people at length while she was there, which is honestly more interaction than I usually have when I leave my house.
This fan makes a good point!
Maybe Markle was just being a good friend to Serena?
This means that her privacy was expected from the get-go.
Not to mention, after her wedding was watched by millions of people, doesn't she deserve to watch a tennis game in peace?
Whether it's tennis or navigating the world of the media, it does look like both Meghan Markle and Serena Williams are always going to be champs.
