Abbey Clancy looks chic in a pinstripe suit as she and husband Peter Crouch take their daughter Sophia Ruby, 13, to day six of  Wimbledon

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Abbey Clancy and her husband Peter Crouch spent some quality time with their daughter Sophia Ruby on Saturday as they took her to day six of Wimbledon at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club. 

The model, 38, cut an elegant figure in a cream pinstripe suit as she watched the drama unfold with her daughter Sophia, 13, and husband Peter, 43. 

Showcasing her bronzed tan, Abbey teamed a plain white vest top underneath the stylish co-ord and further accessorised her look with a pair of aviator sunglasses.

Abbey could be seen intently watching the match as she sat next to her daughter in the stands. 

She styled her blonde locks in loose waves for the event and wore a flawless palette of makeup that elevated her natural beauty. 

Meanwhile, her lookalike daughter sported a plain white T-shirt and a pair of Celine sunglasses for the outing with her mum and dad. 

The professional footballer cut a smart casual figure in a navy blazer and white T-shirt as he watched the action unfold. 

The day was supposed to see Andy Murray, 37, and Emma Raducanu, 21, competing in the mixed doubles on Court One, however, Emma has withdrawn due to a wrist injury. 

British player Cameron Norrie will also go head to head in the third round on Centre Court against German player Alexander Zverev.  

Andy and Emma had been priced at 14/1 to lift the Wimbledon mixed doubles title in a Win Special offer by Sky Bet.

However, Emma has withdrawn from her 'dream' mixed doubles partnership due to wrist soreness, meaning the two-time champion's Wimbledon career is over.

The 21-year-old said in a statement: 'Unfortunately I woke up with some stiffness in my right wrist this morning, so therefore I have decided to make the very tough decision to withdraw from the mixed doubles tonight. 

'I'm disappointed as I was really looking forward to playing with Andy but got to take care.' 

Emma is due to play her fourth-round match against New Zealand's Lulu Sun on Sunday, and at this stage, there is no suggestion her wrist injury will rule her out of that match.

The Scot had also entered the men's doubles with his brother, Jamie, but the duo lost on Thursday before an emotional interview with the former world No 1 on Centre Court.

Emma herself has been in fine form so far, reaching the fourth round in the women's singles after wins over Renata Zarazua, Elise Mertens and Maria Sakkari.

She will now get the chance for glory in doubles as she teams with Murray, though they are the outsiders for their first-round match against Marcelo Arevalo and Shuai Zhang.