The (Hollywood) stars are aligned! Centre Court plays host to the A-list as Julia Roberts joins Zendaya, Tom Cruise and Courteney Cox in the Royal Box for the Wimbledon men's final

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The stars were aligned, at least in a manner of speaking, as Centre Court played host to a who's-who of Hollywood actors ahead of the Wimbledon men's final on Sunday. 

Oscar-winning actress Julia Roberts was joined by Tom Cruise, Zendaya and Courteney Cox as Novak Djokovic took on reigning champion Carlos Alcaraz in a re-run of last year's thrilling five-set clash. 

Taking to her seat in the Royal Box, Hollywood veteran Roberts, 56, looked appropriately stylish in a white Gucci minidress and heavily tinted sunglasses ahead of the sporting showpiece. 

The actress was attending the spectacle with cinematographer husband with husband Daniel Moder, whose elegant navy suit ensured he blended in. 

Comparative newcomers Zendaya, 27, caught the eye in a smart white trouser-suit and pinstripe shirt, teamed with a loosely knotted navy tie. 

Joining the party, Tom Cruise took a break from the set of his new Mission: Impossible film to attend the south-west London venue. 

The evergreen actor, 62, sported a maroon blazer and Aviator sunglasses while chatting to a friend after taking to his seat in the Royal Box. 

Courteney Cox and Johnny McDaid enjoyed the spectacle of the Wimbledon Men's Final.

The Friends star, 60, cosied up to the Snow Patrol rocker, 47, as they arrived hand in hand at the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club in London.

The American actress, who lives with Johnny in London, looked chic in grey trousers teamed with a black shirt and heels.

Johnny matched her look with his own monochrome ensemble, sweetly putting his arm around his smiling girlfriend as they posed for photos before taking their seats.

Benedict Cumberbatch wore a blue suit while wife Sophie Hunter stunned in an eye-catching yellow dress as they arrived hand-in-hand.Meanwhile, Tom Hiddleston and Zawe Ashton were dressed in Ralph Lauren as they made a rare public appearance together on day 14 of the competition. 

Elsewhere Irish actor Pierce Brosnan, 71, looked dapper in a navy suit and tie, while completing the look with shiny brown shoes and shades. 

Meanwhile, Andrew Garfield, 40, looked smart in a navy jacket and orange shirt, teamed with cream trousers.

Vernon Kay appeared in high spirits as he attended alongside his glamorous daughter Phoebe.

Lord Frederick Windsor and his wife Sophie Winkleman nailed summer chic today as they headed to the final day of Wimbledon.

The only son of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, opted for a classic British summer look in white trousers and black blazer with a pink tie.

Celebrity royalty also took centre stage at Wimbledon on Saturday before the Princess of Wales presents the winner's trophy to the men's champion.

Actress Meg Bellamy, who played Kate Middleton in the Netflix blockbuster The Crown, and Dame Helen Mirren, who won an Oscar for The Queen, were among the big names taking their places in the Royal Box for the women's singles final.

Zendaya, who recently starred in Challengers, a romantic comedy set in the tennis world, joined the celebrity cavalcade who watched the Czech Republic's Barbora Krejcikova hold off Italian Jasmine Paolini in a gripping three-setter to clinch her second Grand Slam title. 

Hollywood royalty Kate Beckinsale, Hugh Jackman and Tom Cruise were also there.

The Princess of Wales was greeted with a standing ovation as she headed into the Royal Box at Wimbledon today.

Kate, 42, who has stepped away from public royal duties while undergoing cancer treatment, is watching Spainish up-and-comer Carlos Alcaraz take on veteran Novak Djokovic in the Grand Slam final, with the pair both hoping to add to their trophy cabinet.

Joined by daughter Princess Charlotte , nine, and her sister Pippa Middleton the future queen was greeted with applause making her second public appearance of the year.

Before heading to the box, Kate and Charlotte met with players - including Emma Raducanu, with young Charlotte looking delighted to meet the tennis star.

They were without Prince George, ten, perhaps indicating he will join his father at the Euros final in Berlin this evening.

Also in the box was Tom Cruise - a close friend of the royals - as well as Benedict Cumberbatch , London Mayor Sadiq Khan and tennis royalty Andre Agassi.

Prince William's second cousin Lord Frederick Windsor, and his wife Sophie Winkleman also joined Kate and Charlotte in the box. The couple are close with the Wales', with their children previously attending the same school and Charlotte and George.

The royal, who opted for a £1295 purple dress from Safiyaa, is a huge tennis fan and has been patron of the All England Lawn Tennis Club since 2016.

She was seen today chatting to female players ahead of the final day of play at SW19.

She often presents the trophy to the Ladies Singles winner, however this year attended the tournament on the final day instead.

Charlotte, nine, looked adorable in a blue polka number, as she tied her hair back with a bow.

Her attendance at Wimbledon today marks the first time the mother-of-three has officially appeared in public since her last outing at Trooping the Colour last month.

Many A-listers and members of the Royal Family have made appearances in the Royal Box over the years, including the late Queen Elizabeth, Meghan Markle and Queen Camilla.

This year, Kate's parents Carole and Michael have watched on from the box, as well as Queen Camilla, Princess Beatrice and

The Princess of Wales announced that she had cancer in March and has since being undergoing preventative chemotherapy.

Kate has shown her love for sports time and time again with numerous appearances at Wimbledon and various charity events.

Earlier this week, the Princess paid tribute to Andy Murray 's 'incredible Wimbledon career' as the tennis star is said to be 'absolutely devastated' after Emma Raducanu pulled out of their doubles match.

The 37-year-old Scotsman had intended to play his last matches at the tournament with Raducanu in a celebratory climax to his stunning career, but the 21-year-old withdrew last week citing 'stiffness in her wrist'.

Kate took to social media and penned: 'An incredible Wimbledon career comes to an end . You should be so very proud Andy Murray. On behalf of all of us, thank you! C,' Kate said in personally-signed message on X.