Davina McCall and her husband Michael Douglas were among the notable attendees on day 13 of Wimbledon. The presenter, 58, arrived in a green and gold midi dress, while Douglas, 52, wore a striped suit. The couple, who married in December 2025, held hands as they posed for photographers at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.

The couple held hands before happily posing for a photo together. Michael, who is a hairdresser, opted for a striped suit

Also present were actress Jodie Foster, 63, and her wife Alexandra Hedison, who have been married since April 2014. Foster wore a pale blue shirt dress, and Hedison a white suit with a green tie.

Jodie Foster made a rare public appearance with her wife Alexandra Hedison

The actress, 63, dressed for the warm weather in a pale blue shirt dress and flats

Director Sam Mendes and his wife Alison Balsom were also in attendance. Other celebrity guests included Tilly Ramsay, dressed in polka dots, and Sophie Habboo, who opted for white.

Tilly Ramsay dressed in polka dots

Sophie Habboo took time off from parenting duties to watch the tennis

Director Sam Mendes and his wife Alison Balsom were dressed to impress as they posed for a photo after arriving at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club

Stanley Tucci appeared in high spirits as he arrived

Day 13 of the tournament featured the Ladies' Singles Final, an all-Czech matchup between 10th seed Karolína Muchová and 9th seed Linda Nosková. Both players were competing in their first career Wimbledon final.

Day 13 will see an all-Czech showdown between 10th seed Karolína Muchová (pictured) and 9th seed Linda Nosková in the Ladies' Singles Final

Both are playing in their first career Wimbledon final and so there will be a brand new name on the Venus Rosewater Dish (Linda pictured)

Additionally, the Gentlemen's Doubles Final was scheduled, with Harri Heliövaara and Henry Patten facing Mate Pavić and Marcelo Arévalo.

On Friday, British tennis player Arthur Fery's Wimbledon run concluded with a semi-final defeat against German second seed Alexander Zverev. Fery, 23, had become the first British wildcard to reach a Wimbledon singles semi-final in the Open era.