Olivia Rodrigo loved-up with boyfriend alongside Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra at day three of Wimbledon
Olivia, 22, – looking gorgeous in a red and white checked dress and fresh from her Glastonbury set – sat in the Royal Box with her boyfriend, actor Louis Partridge, to watch the day three matches. The pair looked loved-up as they cosied up and held hands while watching the action on court, while another loved-up couple in the Royal Box were Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra, who married in 2018.
Foo Fighters frontman Grohl was also in attendance with his wife, director Jordyn Blum, as well as WWE star and actor John Cena. Mamma Mia! actor Dominic Cooper turned heads in a baby blue suit, and Hollywood power couple Leslie Mann and Judd Apatow were seen chatting and laughing as they arrived at SW19.
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Olympic gold medallist Tom Daley and former England footballer Graeme Le Saux were also in the stands, alongside long-time Wimbledon regular Sir Cliff Richard.
With temperatures cooler than Tuesday's 34.2C peak, many guests arrived in suits and jackets, a return to the tournament's traditional formality after fans sweltered in record-breaking heat.
Despite the scorching temperatures on Tuesday, the Royal Box was equally as star-studded with A-Listers including Russell Crowe, Rebel Wilson and Cate Blanchett in attendance.
Rebel, best known for Pitch Perfect and Bridesmaids, attended the tennis tournament with her wife Ramona Agruma, while two-time Oscar-winner Cate was joined by her husband Andrew Upton.
Also in the crowd were Molly-Mae Hague and actress Sarah Lancashire – who was sat alongside Peter Salmon. Also among the celebrities attending were Andy Murray's mother, Judy Murray, golfer Justin Rose, broadcaster Sir Trevor McDonald, Gruffalo author Julia Donaldson and Pointless host Alexander Armstrong.
On Monday, play on Centre Court was paused after a woman collapsed in the stands during Carlos Alcaraz's match.
The defending champion rushed to help, passing her a water bottle as paramedics and other spectators assisted.
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