WATCH: ‘Awkward’ Carlos Alcaraz’s embarrassing moment with Pippa Middleton after Wimbledon victory breaks the internet

Pippa Middleton stepped forward to introduce herself, but the crowd burst into cheers, and the Wimbledon champion was already gone.

WATCH: ‘Awkward’ Carlos Alcaraz’s embarrassing moment with Pippa Middleton after Wimbledon victory breaks the internet

Carlos Alcaraz and Kate Middleton at Wimbledon (Image by Deseret news)

The 2024 Wimbledon was beaming with royalty attractions, with Princess of Wales Kate Middleton, 9-year-old Princess Charlotte and Middleton’s sister, Pippa in attendance. Carlos Alcaraz displayed his perfect self in the match gaining victory over Novak Djokovic. However, he seemed to have had an awkward moment with Pippa Middleton in the post-victory celebrations.

After engaging in a conversation with the Princess of Wales, and Princess Charlotte, he dashed straight out despite the princess’s attempt to introduce him to her sister Pippa Middleton. Unknowingly indeed, he missed the princess’s efforts at making her acquaintance.

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The three royals attended the epic Wimbledon finals match this 14th July 2024. Kate Middleton in her conversation with him, can be heard saying,

We’ve watched a lot on telly, it’s great to finally get to meet you.
Kate Middleton to Carlos Alcaraz

As seen in the video, Pippa Middleton stepped forward to introduce herself, but the crowd burst into cheers, and the Wimbledon champion had already strode off.

The fans never miss a beat. The clip has since been making the rounds on the internet. However, they were extremely delighted to see the trio grace the event with their presence. The spectators gave Kate a standing ovation as she arrived in the royal box.

This was her first public appearance after the announcement of her cancer diagnosis in March. It made people equally overjoyed to see the princess return after she had stepped down from her duties while undergoing treatment.

Carlos Alcaraz’s docuseries coming to Netflix

The 21-year-old has taken the world by storm with his exceptional skills at the 2024 Wimbledon finals. The tennis champion beat Novak Djokovic to lift his fourth grand slam title, becoming the talk of the town in the process.

Carlos Alcaraz Wimbledon
Carlos Alcaraz Wimbledon (via Imago)

This victory is one for the books, or should I say one for the series. Carlos’ 2024 Wimbledon season, as announced by Netflix on twitter, is being treated to an all-new documentary. However, tennis enthusiasts will have to put their excitements back on the shelves for the series to release in 2025.

Despite his accomplishment, Carlos remains set on his future goals. He voiced his ambitions after the iconic victory.

At the end of my career, I want to sit at the same table as the big guys.
Carlos Alcaraz said

Being the vigorous player that he is, he also finds that a room for improvement for himself is necessary no matter the number of Grand Slam titles.

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