David Beckham, Hugh Grant and Gemma Chan led the way at Wimbledon today, as the celeb were out in force once again at the tennis tournament.
Former footballer David, 47, had seats at the Royal Box for the day out with his mum Sandra.
The dad-of-four had scrubbed up for the occasion, wearing a brown suit jacket, white trousers, a brown spotted tie and a blue and white striped shirt.
Matching her son in the style stakes, Sandra wore a white jacket and a coral coloured top, while watching the women's singles quarter final between Simona Halep and Amanda Anisimova.
Actor Hugh Grant, 60, was spotted sharing a laugh with his wife, Anna Elisabet Eberstein, 42, as they watched a match.
The Paddington star appeared relaxed and happy in a grey suit and white shirt, while Anna kept it chic in a blue and white polka dot dress, with a Peter Pan collar.
Eternals actress Gemma Chan, 39, and her boyfriend, actor Dominic Cooper, 44, were a fashionable pair as they were spotted walking in the grounds of the tournament.
Mamma Mia star Dominic Cooper looked dapper in a mid-blue suit and yellow tie, while Gemma wore a white and green chequered dress, with white flats.
The pair embraced the summer by both wearing sunglasses.
It was clearly a day for couples, as cycling superstars Laura and Jason Kenny were snapped watching the Halep vs Anisimova match in the Royal Box, in front of David.
Dame Laura, 30, an Olympic gold medal winner, donned a pale blue lacy dress, with a belt that cinched in her waist, and nude shoes.
Sir Jason, 34, Team GB's most successful Olympian ever, kept it simple in a dark suit and tie, with a white shirt.
Music icon Sir Cliff Richard, 81, was pictured beaming as he arrived for the day, wearing an eye catching multi-coloured suit and tie.
Sir Cliff's unexpected performance at the tournament over the weekend divided fans.
The crooner's rendition of his iconic 1963 song 'Summer Holiday' on Sunday saw many tuned in to the BBC to rejoice at hearing his classic hit, while others dubbed Cliff's impromptu performance a 'total cringefest'.
The tennis-loving singer entertained the crowd at Wimbledon’s Centre Court as part of a special celebration to mark the 100th anniversary of the main arena.
As he belted out an acappella version of one of his most famous songs on day seven of the British tournament, Cliff encouraged those in the crowd to sing along with him.
It had previously been a tradition for the chart-topping singer to entertain sport fans at Wimbledon over the years when rain caused play to stop, prior to retractable roofs ensuring matches can continue uninterrupted.
Also spotted at the tournament today was veteran broadcaster Michael Parkinson, 87, and his wife, journalist Mary. The pair joined David and Dame Laura and Sir Jason in the royal box.
