Maya Jama, Ant McPartlin and Leigh-Anne Pinnock spotted at Wimbledon as they rub shoulders with Mo Farah and Mary Earps
A-list stars - including model Cara Delevingne, TV presenter Ant McPartlin and Little Mix 's Leigh-Anne Pinnock, turned out for the ladies' singles final as Iga Swiatek goes up against Amanda Anisimova to become a new champion.
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Singers Sir Cliff Richard, Katherine Jenkins and Pixie Lott were also seen arriving for the two-week tournament's penultimate day.
Our exclusive footage shows the famous faces arriving at SW19 as temperatures reach 30 degrees.
Former England goalkeeper Mary, who earned 53 caps in eight years before retiring from international football in May 2025, was a guest in the evian suite.
Tomorrow will see Carlos Alcaraz defend his crown, and look for a third successive title, as he takes on Jannik Sinner in the men's singles final.
Yesterday, boxer Conor Benn was dressed to impress at Wimbledon as ahead of his eagerly awaited rematch with rival Chris Eubank Jr.
Proud Brit Benn arrived at SW19 in his luxury Rolls Royce, decked out in bespoke Burberry garms, complete with Jacquesmus strides, a Tom Ford belt with Gucci loafers and Cartier sunglasses, all uniquely styled by Flannels.
The Essex-based fighter took a well earned break to take in the men's semi-finals at SW19 first, before he heads Stateside to New York to watch this Saturday's Ring Magazine event at the home of the US Open, Flushing Meadows, where Matchroom Boxing stablemate Shakur Stevenson battles William Zepeda.
The 28-year-old has a date for retribution against Eubank Jr set for September 20 in London as he seeks revenge following their closely contested classic back in April at a sold-out Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Benn is then expected to ramp up his training plans back in the UK as he counts down to facing Eubank Jr again - and he has promised boxing fans to expect another legendary encounter in the capital.
'It was great to be watching some modern day tennis legends in Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic today at Wimbledon,' the boxer told us.
Fans convinced Leonardo DiCaprio was 'flirting' with two former Wimbledon stars at Centre Court
'I feel like I've enjoyed a brilliant, much-needed, break with my family. But I'm counting down the days until September 20.
"And I cannot wait to show the world what I'm about to do in the rematch. I can promise you it will be advantage Team Benn!'
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