adminof the tournament with her brother James but on Friday was joined by her stockbroker boyfriend Nico Jackson (35).
The couple looked very much in love as they followed the action on Centre Court as they held hands, kissed and shared jokes between games.
Should they ever tie the knot, Nico could be willing to fulfil Pippa’s dream of marrying in tennis whites.
She wrote in her Vanity Fair column last month that when she was younger she told her family: “If I had to get married, it would be in my tennis whites – shorts with no pleats or frills.’’
The garment is a £750 Temperley dress, currently reduced in price online to £375. Temperley is a favourite designer of Pippa and her sister the Duchess of Cambridge. Last week Pippa wore a red lace number by the designer to a party thrown by Sir David Frost.
On Friday she accessorised with a pink handbag from Coach and Ash Jade wedge sandals, £67,50.
The pair were at the championship as Novak Djokovic took on Juan del Potro while Britain’’s Andy Murray played Jerzy Janowicz for a place in yesterday’s final.
The must-have Centre Court tickets have been selling for thousands online while tennis devotees have queued for hours to gain access. While Pippa was ushered into the Royal Box last Monday and returned to Centre Court again on Friday without a wait, she revealed in her column that it hasn’t always been as easy for her to follow her favourite sport.
She admitted that in 2004 she and the Duchess of Cambridge queued for hours to get tickets to watch Tim Henman.
But queueing is no longer necessary for the Middletons and her parents Carole and Michael have also been to the championships twice this year, last week sitting in the Royal Box. Pippa, who is set to become an aunty this month, has had a whirlwind fortnight of public engagements despite her sister reportedly telling her to lower of profile.
Not only has she appeared at Wimbledon twice, she was at the Frost party last week and yesterday rubbed shoulders with MPs at The Spectator Magazine’’s summer party. – dailymail
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