Margot Robbie stole the spotlight at Wimbledon recently, marking her first public appearance since announcing her pregnancy with husband Tom Ackerley.
The actress, known for her roles in various films, including “The Barbie,” showed up looking radiant in a stylish polka dot dress that accentuated her baby bump.
Alongside Tom, both 34 years old, the couple couldn’t keep their hands off each other, showering affection in the stands of Centre Court.
Margot paired her maternity look with black heeled mules, a chic bowling bag, and sunglasses, while Tom opted for a casual beige chinos ensemble.
Rather than focusing solely on the matches, they seemed more engrossed in each other’s company, with Margot even playfully licking Tom’s nose at one point, much to the delight of onlookers.
Margot and Tom, who tied the knot in 2016, also collaborate professionally as co-producers under their production company, LuckyCap Entertainment.
They originally met during the filming of “Suite Française” in 2013, where Tom worked as an assistant director while Margot starred in front of the camera.
Among the crowd at Wimbledon were various other celebrities, adding to the event’s glamour.
Hugh Grant and his wife Anna Elisabet Eberstein made a stylish appearance, with Hugh dressed in a navy suit that perfectly complemented Anna’s white buttoned minidress.
Vick Hope, the presenter, turned heads in a brown co-ord and matching trench coat, showing her excitement for the tennis action.
Pippa Middleton also made a notable appearance, her first since her sister’s recent cancer diagnosis.
Other familiar faces spotted in the crowd included Damian Lewis, Jeremy Clarkson, and Katherine Jenkins, each bringing their own flair to the event with their unique styles.
Wimbledon organizers faced challenges due to persistent rain that disrupted much of the tournament’s schedule.
The rain delays led to the cancellation of numerous matches, prompting the All England Club to announce over £250,000 in refunds for ticket holders affected by the weather interruptions.
Organizational Response
The Club assured affected ticket holders that refunds would be processed promptly, though the sheer volume of requests might delay the process until the end of the month.
Despite these setbacks, efforts were made to clear the backlog of matches, including adjustments to the schedule to accommodate the delayed games.
Weather Impact
The Met Office reported significant rainfall during the championship’s first nine days, exacerbating the challenges faced by organizers and players alike.
Despite these weather-related hurdles, the tournament continued, showcasing the resilience of both participants and organizers in the face of unpredictable conditions at Wimbledon.
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