Keira Knightley and her husband, James Righton, were seen holding hands at Wimbledon on Friday, several months after rumors of a potential divorce circulated.
In February, Knightley, 41, drew attention when she ceased using her husband's surname in official documents, and Righton was observed without his wedding band. However, the couple seemingly put these concerns to rest in April, when they were photographed wearing their rings again.
The pair appeared to be in good spirits as they arrived at the tennis grounds. Knightley wore a white midi dress by Chanel, complemented by strappy sandals, a white clutch bag, and tortoiseshell sunglasses. Righton, 42, a former singer for the band Klaxons, was dressed in a light grey suit over a pink shirt and cream Gucci loafers.
The name change that sparked initial speculation was related to Knightley's performing arts company, KCK Boo Ltd. Her name on Companies House records changed from Righton to Knightley. Representatives for the actress stated at the time that the alteration was made to comply with new identity verification rules, requiring her official documents to align with her identification name rather than her married name.
Knightley previously discussed the idea of adopting her husband's surname in 2014, noting the hesitation she felt when considering the practicalities of changing her name on official documents like passports.
She had previously updated her name on company documents in 2021. Knightley and Righton have two daughters, Edie, aged ten, and Delilah, aged six.
Notable figures also in attendance at Wimbledon included fashion designer Tom Ford, accompanied by actor George MacKay, as well as actors Lesley Manville and Richard E. Grant.