Who needs a concert when you have Centre Court? Rod Stewart was in the house, and you just know he was silently singing “Do Ya Think I’m Sexy?” every time a player hit an ace. He was accompanied by his wife, Penny Lancaster, who looked about seven feet tall in her heels—perfect for seeing over the umpire’s chair.
And in a total curveball, Stanley Tucci was spotted outside Court No. 1, probably judging the quality of the strawberries and cream. The man cares about culinary excellence, even during a tie-break. I bet he whispered to his neighbor, “This cream is slightly too thick. A travesty.”
Oh, and let’s not forget Rita Ora, who arrived with an entourage that looked like a music video audition. She was wearing a bright yellow dress that screamed, “I am here to be photographed, and also to support tennis, I guess!” Good for her.
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The Sweetest Moment of the Day
But the best celebrity sighting wasn’t a global superstar. It was a pair of retired ball boys and girls from the 1980s who were invited back as a surprise. They got a standing ovation from the crowd, and even Roger Federer (who was in the player’s box, watching from the wings) gave them a little wave. That’s the thing about Wimbledon: it’s fancy, but it’s also profoundly human.
And speaking of humans, who else was there? Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher, having a whispered debate about whether a chop shot is better than a slice. They looked so normal and in love, it made you forget they’re famous. They’re basically the couple next door who just happen to own a castle.
