Ben Shelton's Wimbledon moment was overshadowed when BBC reporter Andrew Castle misidentified his girlfriend, Trinity Rodman, as "Tiffany" and repeatedly mentioned her estranged father, Dennis Rodman.

BBC commentator Andrew Castle apologized Tuesday after referring to Trinity Rodman as “Tiffany” during boyfriend Ben Shelton’s fourth-round victory at Wimbledon on Monday. “Andrew apologizes for mispronouncing Trinity Rodman’s name during the Ben Shelton vs. Lorenzo Sonego match,” a BBC Sport spokesperson said in a statement obtained by The Sun.

After Andrew Castle repeatedly referred to Trinity Rodman as “Tiffany” during the BBC’s coverage of Wimbledon earlier this week, the British broadcaster is saying he’s sorry. “Andrew apologises for mispronouncing Trinity Rodman’s name during the Ben Shelton vs.

The BBC has apologised to Trinity Rodman after she angrily lashed out at their coverage of boyfriend Ben Shelton’s third-round Wimbledon victory. The world number 10 secured a straight-sets

The BBC have issued an apology to Trinity Rodman, Ben Shelton's girlfriend, after commentator Andrew Castle offended her by getting her name wrong and bringing up her father, NBA legend Dennis Rodman. A BBC spokesman said: “Andrew apologises for mispronouncing Trinity Rodman’s name during the Ben Shelton vs. Lorenzo Sonego match.”

A BBC commentator has apologised after being criticised for comments he made during a Wimbledon match. Andrew Castle said he was sorry for “mispronouncing” the name of Trinity Rodman, the girlfriend of tennis player Ben Shelton, during his fourth round clash on Monday.