Buddies? Kate and Meghan duchesses at Serena Williams final

The big fans of tennis and the royal family will receive a special gift Saturday: Kensington Palace has announced that Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton will attend the women's final at Wimbledon, where Meghan's girlfriend Serena Williams will be looking for capture his eighth champion, 10 months after childbirth.

The two duchesses will be at the Wimbledon Central Court to watch Williams' match against German Angelique Kerber, and they will attend without Prince William and Prince Harry. their first royal appearance without their husbands.

The Duchess of Cambridge, @Wimbledon Patron, and the Duchess of Susbad will attend the women's singles final Saturday, July 14 #Wimbledon

– Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) 12 July 2018

Certainly, observers will look to Wimbledon's appearance of sisters-in-law to find clues as to how they will hear. There have been various reports to know if they are really friendly behind the scenes, with questions about whether the Duchess of Cambridge is somehow reluctant to see former Meghan TV actress become a new world superstar after his wedding on May 19th. Williams and her husband Alexis Ohanian arrive for the wedding of Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle (TOBY MELVILLE / AFP / Getty Images)

Another thing to look for is whether Meghan, born in the US United, can encourage her close friend Williams, now that she represents the royal family and is forced to remain neutral on politics and presumably on other subjects of public interest.

Before making public his relationship with Prince Harry, the single actress "Suits" attended Wimbledon twice in 2016 – specifically to support his close friend Williams.

Certainly, Williams in the Wimbledon final makes a good story. Due to her pregnancy, the 36-year-old tennis superstar stayed away from the tour for more than a year. She also suffered from a serious health crisis, including a pulmonary embolism, after the birth of her daughter Alexis Ohanian Jr in September. Now, five months after returning from maternity leave, Williams is poised to win his 24th Grand Slam title.

Kate Middleton is still officially on maternity leave after giving birth in April to her third child Prince Louis. But she is also a big fan of tennis and she is the godmother of All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. She has been in the stands for Wimbledon matches in previous years, so it's no surprise that she's in this year's women's final. Kensington Palace said she would also attend the men's singles final Sunday with Prince William.

Williams voiced l & # 39; enthusiasm that the two duchesses will be at his finals, telling reporters, "I can not wait to be there", according to Hello!

She sprang from her friend Duchess Meghan, whom she attended at the wedding.

"We have always had a wonderful friendship and every year for a few years she goes out to Wimbledon, she supported me and now she supports me in a different role," Williams said, according to Hello!

"But our friendship is always the same," she said. "We have always supported each other, we have experienced each other."

In a previous interview, Williams also expressed admiration for Kate Middleton

for the InStyle magazine's "Badbad Women" issue, Williams ranked the Duchess of Cambridge as the # 1 "badbad" to be able to out of the hospital, dressed, coiffed and radiant, hours after giving birth to Prince Louis.

"She was … standing up! Williams raved. "So she is officially No. 1."