The stars truly aligned at Wimbledon over the first three days of play, as famous faces including David Beckham, Kate Middleton, and Katy Perry were among those to take in the action at the All England Club.
After opening her fortnight with a 6-3, 6-3 win over Poland’s Magdalena Frech, 2022 finalist Jabeur met with Beckham,
who was spotted in the Royal Box on Centre Court Wednesday to watch World No.1 Iga Swiatek win her second-round match.
The pair exchanged a handshake, a hug and pleasantries — a moment that Jabeur called “inspiring” in its aftermath.
Olympic gold medalist Lindsay Vonn was also on the grounds at SW19, rubbing shoulders with Roger Federer, Iga Swiatek, Li Na, and Frances Tiafoe.
A day earlier, the Princess of Wales was also in the Royal Box to watch Jabeur’s conqueror in the that final, Elena Rybakina, beat Shelby Rogers in her first round.
But first, the patron of the All England Club headed to Court 18 to cheer on British No. 1 Katie Boulter in her match against Daria Saville.
Seated next to British pro Laura Robson for the first set, she even took the inclement weather that later washed out all outer-court play on Tuesday in stride.
Rounding out the famous faces at Wimbledon over first-round play was the Grammy award-winning Perry, who was spotted rubbing elbows with first-time Wimbledon participant Peyton Stearns.
In an Instagram story debuting the selfie, the American quipped about the on-and-off state of play Wednesday, as rain continued, to the tune of one of Perry’s biggest hits.
“Hot n cold weather,” she joked.
Wimbledon has always been a hotspot for celebrities, and this year was no exception. The All England Club saw an influx of famous faces over the first three days of play, adding to the excitement of the tournament.
One particularly memorable moment was when David Beckham made an appearance in the Royal Box on Centre Court to watch World No.1 Iga Swiatek in action. Tunisian player Jabeur, who had just secured a win in her first match, had the chance to meet Beckham and exchange greetings, describing the moment as “inspiring.”
The star-studded crowd didn’t stop there. Olympic gold medalist Lindsay Vonn was also spotted mingling with tennis greats like Roger Federer, Iga Swiatek, and Li Na. The Princess of Wales also made a royal appearance in the Royal Box to watch Elena Rybakina triumph over her opponent.
British No. 1 Katie Boulter had a special supporter in the form of the patron of the All England Club, who cheered her on from Court 18. And let’s not forget about Grammy award-winning Katy Perry, who added some extra star power by mingling with the players and enjoying the tennis action.
With so many famous faces in attendance, Wimbledon truly became a place where sports and celebrity culture intersected, creating unforgettable moments both on and off the court.
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Source: Los Angeles Times
