Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott bring a touch of Hollywood to Wimbledon final
The men's singles competition is set to conclude today with Jannik Sinner aiming to deny Carlos Alcaraz a third straight title.
If today's final is anything similar to their last encounter at the French Open, fans should be in for spellbinding afternoon.
But moving beyond the tennis, which stars will be on centre court today?
So far at Wimbledon, we have seen the likes of Leonardo DiCaprio, David Beckham and Brad Pitt soak up the action on centre court.
To find out who has been invited to the coveted Royal Box today, read below to find out more.
On Sunday July 13, the day of the men's finals, a mixture of Hollywood A-listers and royalty will witness today's thrilling final.
Both the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with Prince George and Princess Charlotte will be in attendance. More Trending
Joining them is fellow royal King Felipe VI of Spain, along with Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan and Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour.
Three former Wimbledon champions in Chris Evert, Stefan Edburg and Andre Agassi will also be on centre court.
Alongside them, former track cyclist and six-time Olympic champion Sir Chris Hoy will be there.
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Rounding out the list of star-studded celebrities are actors Nicole Kidman, Keira Knightley, Matthew McConaughey and Normal People star Paul Mescal.
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