Royal Family and celebs make a grand slam entrance at Wimbledon

Royalty and celebrities were out in full force on day four of Wimbledon, turning the iconic tennis tournament into a true spectacle of star power.

Among those soaking up the action from the Royal Box on Thursday were Prince Michael of Kent first cousin of King Charles and Lady Amelia Windsor, the fashion-forward granddaughter of the Duke of Kent. 

Prince Michael was seen watching the high stakes match between Britain’s Daniel Evans and Serbian tennis titan Novak Djokovic.

He attended solo this year, following appearances by his wife, Princess Michael of Kent, and daughter Lady Gabriella Kingston earlier in the week.

Princess Michael made her Wimbledon outing on Wednesday, watching defending champion Carlos Alcaraz take on British hopeful Oliver Tarvet from the Royal Box.

Lady Gabriella made a rare public appearance on Day 2 of the tournament, seen warmly chatting with Robert Denning, philanthropist and Metropolitan Museum of Art board member.

But the royals weren’t the only high-profile names courtside. The famous faces continued with adventurer Bear Grylls, comedian Jack Whitehall, and Newcastle United’s rising star Anthony Gordon among the crowd. 

Former footballer Peter Crouch and model wife Abbey Clancy were also spotted, alongside Hollywood heavyweight John Cena and beloved TV host Cat Deeley.

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas brought Hollywood glamour to the Royal Box at Wimbledon, turning heads with their stylish appearance on Centre Court. 

Beloved British actress Celia Imrie was spotted looking lovely in a soft pink ensemble, seated front row beside former Foreign Secretary William Hague.