Peter Phillips looked besotted as he arrived at Wimbledon with his new girlfriend Harriet Sperling. The couple, who confirmed their romance in April, appeared to be in great spirits as they walked through the crowds.
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They were joined by Peter's younger sister Zara Tindall and her husband Mike. Other arrivals included Richard E Grant, Jemima Khan and Alexa Chung.
Wednesday's star-studded crowd were expected to see Alex de Minaur take on Novak Djokovic – however, the Australian player has withdrawn from the competition. Elena Rybakina and Elina Svitolina will play this afternoon for a chance to reach the semi-final stage in the women's draw.
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Let's take a closer look at some of the notable celebrities gracing Wimbledon with their presence today.
Princess Kate's parents made another appearance at Wimbledon this year. They looked in good spirits as they wandered through the grounds in the wet weather.
The couple flashed a smile as they made their arrival. Zara, 43, looked summer chic in her 'Shadow Berry Print Maxi Dress' from ME+EM. She teamed the ensemble with the Neeson cross body bag by Anya Hindmarch.
Jamie Oliver and his wife Jools were guests of Emirates, the Official Airline Partner of Wimbledon. The looked lovely as they posed for pictures inside their suite.
Lioness Bethany England opted for a trendy pale yellow suit during her appearance on Day 10.
Meanwhile, on her arrival, the Queen was introduced to individuals on the Players’ Lawn who support The Championships as well as some of those taking part, including Ball Boy, Yug, from Harris Academy Wimbledon and Ball Girl, Natalia, from Burntwood School in Wandsworth.
During her appearance, Queen Camilla also met former professional tennis players Jamie Delgado and Laura Robson. Player Jamie holds the all-time male record for playing in consecutive Wimbledon tournaments, playing for the 23rd time in 2014 at the age of 37. He is now a professional tennis coach and works as part of the All England Club’s player relations team.
Laura won an Olympic silver medal with Sir Andy Murray in 2012 and now works as a broadcaster and as part of the player relations team at the All England Club.