BBC broadcasts Duchess of Cornwall's private conversations As Camilla turns to leave, they are seen stepping in to introduce themselves before Wade is heard saying: "Good to see you, it is so wonderful to see you. Thank you for coming. The Duchess is later heard telling her: "We used to come to watch you year after year." Asked by McEnroe if she played tennis, Camilla answers: " Oh, very badly... I would love to start again but maybe I'm too old. The three-times Wimbledon champion reassures her: "Never too old, never too old." Their comments caused an immediate stir on Twitter, where one user wrote: "This is ace (no pun intended), watching awkward small talk between BBC tennis commentators and Camilla, proper TV this #wimbledon." Another said: "Protocol... Mikes should be off at Wimbledon for these conversations. And one user seemed distinctly unimpressed by the words exchanged, writing: "Is Camilla Drunk? Interesting To Hear The Camera Pick up on Posh People Doing a Lot Of Talking About Absolutely Nothing! Meanwhile, Henman's greeting raised eyebrows when he introduced himself. One Twitter user said: "Did Henman really just say to Camilla 'Y'all right your highness?"' The conversation was broadcast shortly after the Duchess was introduced to French Wimbledon hopeful Richard Gasquet and former tennis players Tom Gullikson and Vijay Amritraj, before taking her seat in the Royal Box. Camilla, who attended the tournament with her sister, Annabel Elliot, was also introduced to ball-girls and ball-boys working at the All England Club. Henman later said he was unaware the comments were broadcast live. "I used to get blamed for the rain..." he said. I didn't know (the conversations were broadcast) . A Clarence House spokesman said the remarks were made during an "impromptu" conversation and the Duchess was aware that the BBC had been broadcasting live on the balcony.