Sienna Miller, 43, brings boho chic to Centre Court as she puts on racy display in a plunging crop top and maxi skirt while cosying up to boyfriend Oli Green, 28 at Wimbledon day 14
The actress, 43, looked utterly loved-up as she arrived hand-in-hand with boyfriend Oli Green, 28, ahead of the hotly-anticipated men's singles final.
The Layer Cake star put on a busty display in a plunging crocheted crop top, flashing a glimpse of her cleavage and toned midriff.
Sienna teamed her top with a pleated white maxi skirt and showed off her bohemian style by adding a chunky Western-style belt covered in engraved silver buckles.
She completed her Ralph Lauren look with a trendy bucket bag, strappy white stilettos and a pair of oversized shades.
While her actor boyfriend Oli, looked dashing in a tailored navy blue suit over a white button-up shirt and leather boots.
However, the Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy star was unable to resist whipping off his jacket soon after arriving, to sling it over his shoulder amid the sweltering temperatures.
The couple first met at a Halloween party in 2021 and while sparks flew and they shared a kiss, Sienna has admitted she then 'retreated', believing the relationship wouldn't 'go anywhere'.
However dogged determination from Oli eventually persuaded her to go out for a drink in New York, bringing along a wing-woman pal in the form of Emily Blunt.
Reflecting on the meeting, Emily previously said: 'When I got there, it was so beautiful between them. I just gave her a hug and went "I'm going to slip away".
'I see so much of her in him, in that free-spirited curious guileless thing that he has.'
Speaking to Harper's Bazaar about their 15-year age gap, Sienna said: 'I didn't expect to take it seriously and then quite quickly, I fell in love.
'I wasn't like, "I'm gonna get a younger boyfriend." It was more, "F*ck! Why are you young? That's so annoying".'
However, she added: 'There is a difference in the way that generation of men respect women. It's specific to him, he is very wise and well-adjusted, but I do believe it's also that generation.
'They have grown up with a slightly more level playing field. I see it in his female friends as well as in the men.'
While her actor boyfriend Oli, looked dashing in a tailored navy blue suit over a white button-up shirt and leather boots
The couple went on to welcome their first child together, a baby girl, in late 2023, while Sienna is also mum to 13-year-old daughter Marlowe with ex-fiancé Tom Sturridge.
Sienna and Oli joined the huge flood of people arriving at Wimbledon for day 14, to watch defending champion Carlos Alcaraz face off against world No 1 Jannik Sinner, who is looking to avenge his French Open defeat.
Italian Sinner escaped a lengthy drugs ban last year after twice testing positive for steroids.
While Alcaraz is battling to join an elite club of men who have won the title three years in succession, which at present includes only Bjorn Borg, Pete Sampras, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic. Even Alcaraz's hero Nadal's only won two Wimbledon crowns.
Between 2003 to 2023, Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic accumulated 66 Grand Slam titles between them.
However, Djokovic's semi-final defeat is just the latest evidence that a changing of the guard has taken place, with Sinner and Alcaraz perhaps the next big rivalry to dominate the sport.
Between them, Alcaraz and Sinner have shared the last six Grand Slam titles and their mesmeric clash last month in the longest-ever French Open final is being touted as one of the greatest of all time.
The Spaniard came back from two sets down and saved three match points on his way to a fifth Grand Slam title, in the process taking his head-to-head record over Sinner to 8-4, including winning all of the last four.
It was a painful defeat for world number one Sinner but he has not had to wait long to try to set the record straight.
'He is the favourite. He won here two times in a row. He's again in the final. It's very tough to beat him on grass but I like these challenges,' the 23-year-old Sinner said of Alcaraz after beating Djokovic to reach his first Wimbledon final.
'This is the second consecutive Grand Slam that we are in the final and playing each other, which is great from my side. I believe it's good for the sport.'
Sinner's three Grand Slam titles have all come on hard courts, two in Melbourne and one in New York.
The only other time they have met on grass was at Wimbledon in 2022 when Sinner won their last-16 clash in four sets.
'I expect that on Sunday, just to be on the limit, to be on the line,' the 22-year-old Alcaraz, who is on a 24-match winning streak, said. 'I just hope not to be five hours and a half on court again. But if have to, I will.'
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