The Duchess of Cambridge wants to be a tennis player after watching Wimbledon matches.
The 35-year-old royal has admitted the sporting extravaganza was a huge part of her childhood when she was growing up as her and her family would always watch the annual tennis event, and even now the star is inspired to whip out her own tennis racket and take to the court when the games return.
Speaking about the sport and how it encourages her to become more active, she said: "I have watched Wimbledon, that was very much part of my growing up.
"It inspires young people including myself. Every time Wimbledon is on I am thinking ‘Yes, I could do the same’ and get out the racket."
However Duchess Catherine – who has three-year-old son Prince George and two-year-old daughter Princess Charlotte with her husband the Duke of Cambridge – has admitted she is not as successful or gifted at the sport as the competitors she has watched.
Speaking in a new BBC documentary titled ‘Sue Barker: Our Wimbledon’, which will mark 90 years of Wimbledon coverage when it airs on BBC One on Sunday (02.07.17), Catherine said: "Sadly, not the same results."
Meanwhile Catherine, who was formerly known as Kate Middleton before she married Prince William, has revealed her nickname used to be "Squeak" when she was a child, which was inspired by her school’s pet hamsters Pip and Squeak.
Speaking previously, she said: "There was one called Pip and one called Squeak, so my sister was called Pip and I was called Squeak."
The Duchess of Cambridge wants to be a tennis player
