The former Suits star, 37, is at the centre of a row over whether her visit surprise visit to Court 1 on Thursday to watch Serena Williams (main picture) with friends was 'in a private capacity' - even though there were 12,000 people in Court 1 and millions watching on TV. Kensington Palace declined to comment on the row today - but a royal source told MailOnline: 'It's not uncommon for personal protection officers accompanying any members of the Royal Family to ask people not to take pictures so they can engage with people and events rather than camera phones'. Meghan was branded 'childish' and a 'control freak' today after Sally Jones, 64, (inset) revealed she was warned about taking pictures from her seat - and told the royal's 'embarrassed' body guard she was trying to get a photograph of Serena. Mrs Jones told MailOnline the Duchess was 'clearly looking around looking to see who was looking at her', adding: 'Harry and Meghan see themselves more as A-list celebrities rather than royals carrying out their duties. It's control-freakery'. She added: 'There were around 200 photographers snapping away at her but security were sent to warn an old biddy like me. It makes them look silly. It's childish and takes us for fools'. Another spectator took a selfie of himself and Court 1 near her - but Meghan's bodyguard also warned him about taking pictures (right). Piers Morgan weighed in on the row today and told Good Morning Britain viewers: 'A private capacity, at Wimbledon? This is so ridiculous. It's rankly hypocritical and they're not private people, they're the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. If you want to be private, go back to America and live privately'....read
Princess Privacy strikes again: Meghan is accused of 'looking childish' after tennis fans were ordered not to take pictures of her at Wimbledon - but Palace insists photo ban was to let her 'engage with people rather than camera phones'
09/07/19 23:20
