Serena Williams breaks the silence on the occasion of Meghan Markle's visit to Wimbledon

Serena Williams defended her friend Meghan Markle after the king was accused of diva-like behavior at Wimbledon.

Last week, the Duchess of Susbad made a surprise visit to Wimbledon to watch Williams play in court, News.com reported.

But the appearance of Meghan at Wimbledon drew a host of negative reviews, with people sitting nearby seemingly being warned by the security of not taking a picture of her.

At a press conference at Wimbledon on Friday, a reporter asked Williams if Meghan would watch her play in the final considering "negative media" surrounding her latest appearance.

"You know I did not know that there was negative media," Williams replied. "Whenever I see his name attached to anything, I do not read it."

The tennis superstar also congratulated Meghan – who she's been close to since meeting at a celebrity volleyball event in 2014 – to be a good person.

"She could not be a best friend for me, low moments, strong moments, she's still here and that's all I want to be for her," she said.

A tennis enthusiast, Hasan Hasanov, was photographed being criticized by the DHS security team for taking a picture of himself with the players at the back -plan.

Questions were also asked about why Meghan and her two friends sat in rows of empty seats when she had already visited Kate Middleton, surrounded by the audience.

An organizer of the Duchess of Susbad's visit admitted later that it had been difficult, telling the Times: "It was a nightmare, it was a nightmare".

Meghan was accused by the grievor of having "self-paranoia" and breaking the dress code.

They said, "They could not invite her into the Royal Box because she was wearing jeans but it did not matter, because all she wanted was to come and see Serena. . "