A-listers have packed the Royal Box at Wimbledon for what promises to be another day of action on Centre Court.
After the likes of David Beckham and Mary Berry watched the first day of the tournament on Monday (29 June), Celia Imrie and Radio 1’s Greg James are leading the stars donning their smartest summer looks for day two.
Situated in the prime-viewing slot, the exclusive area has been used for the entertainment of friends and guests of Wimbledon since 1922, and it has 74 seats.
Spectators at Centre Court will today see the USA’s Taylor Townsend hoping to cause an upset in her match against the women’s singles second see Ina Swiatek.
Belgium’s Alexander Blockx will then be hoping to do the same in his match against the men’s singles second seed Alexander Zverev, from Germany.
The day’s action will finish with Serena Williams’ hotly-anticipated return to SW19 as she takes on Australia’s Maya Joint.
See below for all the celebrities in the Royal Box at Wimbledon today (30 July)...
Celia Imrie, Sonali Deraniyagala and Fiona Shaw
Perched in the front row (as they should be), The Celebrity Traitors royalty Celia Imrie and Killing Eve’s Fiona Shaw squeezed in a gossip with a fellow guest, Sri Lankan economist Sonali Deraniyagala.
Stuart Broad and Mollie King
With the cricket season no longer keeping him on the pitch all summer, former England fast bowler Stuart Broad joined his fiancée Mollie King and her Radio 1 colleague Greg James.
Richard Osman and Ingrid Oliver
Fresh from filming his final episode of House of Games, Richard Osman was in the box alongside his wife, Ingrid Oliver. The TV-producer-turned-podcaster’s appearance at Wimbledon comes just a month after he received an OBE for services to literature and broadcasting at Windsor Castle.
Oliver is also a star in her own right, having landed roles in the likes of Doctor Who and The Hustle, as well as forming one of the double act Watson and Oliver, with Lorna Watson.
Jamie Cullum
Jazz musician Jamie Cullum – who appears to be ageing in reverse? – was looking suitably dapper.
Nick Robinson and Robert Peston
Journalists Nick Robinson and Robert Peston enjoyed a few hours away from keeping tabs on the news agenda.
