Wimbledon 2019: Fleabag’s Phoebe Waller-Bridge exudes elegance in floral dress with a thigh-split as she leads stars on day five
- Day five of the Grand Slam will see comeback king Andy Murray begin his dream doubles’ pairing with tennis icon Serena Williams
- Top seed and defending champion Novak Djokovic will face off against Poland’s Hubert Hurkacz in the third round
- Former world number ones Simona Halep of Romania and Belarusian Victoria Azarenka will play in the women’s singles third round match
- Rising star Coco Gauff, 15 of the United States will experience Centre Court for the first time as she takes on Polona Hercog of Slovenia in the third round
- The teen made headlines when she beat five-time champion Venus Williams in straight sets in the first round
It is the highlight of the professional tennis circuit, which attracts an array of celebrity sports fans through the doors of the All England Club.
And Phoebe Waller-Bridge led the star-studded arrivals on the fifth day of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships on Friday.
The Fleabag creator, 33, exuded elegance in a chic white dress, adorned with vibrant scarlet rose print.
Chic: Phoebe Waller-Bridge led the star-studded arrivals on the fifth day of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships on Friday
The high-necked dress cinched in at her slender waist before flowing into a chic mid-length skirt.
Teasing a glimpse of her lean legs, the dress featured a soaring split, with the look completed with white slingbacks.
Her raven bob was styled in loose waves parted on the side while her pretty features were enhanced with a radiant palette of make-up.
Phoebe is hard at work scripting the much-anticipated Bond 25, which is set for release on 3 April 2020.
Floral finesse: The Fleabag creator, 33, exuded elegance in a chic white dress, adorned with vibrant scarlet rose print
Spicing up Wimbledon: Geri Horner looked chic as she joined husband Christian in the Royal Box
She is also known for writing the first season of worldwide phenomenon Killing Eve and creating hit show Fleabag.
Since the second series of Killing Eve began to air in the UK earlier last month, it has earned a mixed reception from die-hard fans.
After watching the first episode of series two, viewers took to Twitter in their droves saying the crime thriller was ‘missing the magic’ of Phoebe, who passed over writing duties to Emerald Fennell.
A free copy of the explosive book, Killing Eve: Codename Villanelle, will be available with Saturday’s Daily Mail and can be picked up at WHSmith.
The star joined Spice Girl Geri Horner and husband Christian in the Royal Box on Centre Court.
Geri, 46, looked effortlessly chic in a white midi dress with a black belt while Christian dazzled in a grey pinstripe suit and electric blue tie.
Radiant: Her raven bob was styled in loose waves parted on the side while her pretty features were enhanced with a radiant palette of make-up
English rose: Teasing a glimpse of her lean legs, the dress featured a soaring split, with the look completed with white slingbacks
Flawless: Ginger Spice wore her tresses in soft waves as she wowed in a chic white midi dress
Smile: Phoebe looked delighted to be taking in the action on Centre Court
Day five of the Grand Slam will see comeback king Andy Murray begin his dream doubles’ pairing with tennis icon Serena Williams.
Top seed and defending champion Novak Djokovic will face off against Poland’s Hubert Hurkacz in the third round.
Former world number ones Simona Halep of Romania and Belarusian Victoria Azarenka will play in the women’s singles third round match.
Icons: Day five of the Grand Slam will see comeback king Andy Murray begin his dream doubles’ pairing with tennis icon Serena Williams
Number one: Top seed and defending champion Novak Djokovic will face off against Poland’s Hubert Hurkacz in the third round
Rising star Coco Gauff, 15 of the United States will experience Centre Court for the first time as she takes on Polona Hercog of Slovenia in the third round.
The teen made headlines when she beat five-time champion Venus Williams in straight sets in the first round,
Tennis fanatics burst into Wimbledon for the first day of the world’s greatest tennis championship on Monday after 5,000 people spent up to 48 hours in queues outside sleeping in 600 tents.
Rise: Rising star Coco Gauff, 15 of the United States will experience Centre Court for the first time as she takes on Polona Hercog of Slovenia in the third round
Huge crowds were waved into the All England Club in sun-soaked south-west London with almost 500,000 people expected over the coming fortnight with armed police brought in to keep them safe.
Security guards walked the spectators past the famous ivy-covered Centre Court with Djokovic beginning the defence of his men’s singles title there from 1pm.
Thousands slept outside The All England Tennis Club overnight having pitched up over the past two days hoping to get tickets for Wimbledon, which began in 1877 and is considered the most important sporting event of the British summer along with the first Test Match at Lord’s each year.
And many claim that queuing for tickets is ‘as much a part of the Wimbledon experience as the tennis itself’.
Facing off: Former world number ones Victoria Azarenka of Belarus (L) and Simona Halep of Romania will play in the women’s singles third round match
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