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Novak Djokovic warms up for Wimbledon with guest appearance at Bad Bunny's historic London show

Novak Djokovic Bad Bunny (Organization) London Wimbledon United Kingdom Tennis

Novak Djokovic relaxed ahead of Wimbledon with a guest appearance on stage at Bad Bunny’s historic London show.

The tennis star introduced a song for the Puerto Rican rapper, who has become the first Latin American artist to headline a UK stadium.

He was among a star-studded crowd of about 50,000 on the first of two sold-out nights at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

Adele and Maya Jama were among other famous names in the crowd.

Djokovic, 39, looked relaxed as he prepares to launch his bid to win an elusive record 25th Grand Slam title at SW19 and posed for photos with Bad Bunny backstage.

Bad Bunny and Novak Djokovic (@BadBunnyPR)
Bad Bunny and Novak Djokovic (@BadBunnyPR)

The artist’s show was a celebration of Central and South American culture.

Bad Bunny performs at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Getty Images)
Bad Bunny performs at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (Getty Images)

He also used it to send a message of solidarity to the victims of the Venezuela earthquake.

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