Katy Perry looks effortlessly chic at Wimbledon with fiance Orlando Bloom
Katy Perry looks effortlessly chic in a navy Bardot top and polka dot neckerchief at Wimbledon with fiance Orlando Bloom
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom looked in love as they arrived at Wimbledon on Wednesday for day three of the tennis championship.
The singer, 38, was all dressed up in a vintage-inspired look as she entered the All England Lawn Tennis Club with her fiancé, 46.
Katy looked chic in a navy long-sleeved Bardot top and a white silk midi skirt, while Orlando rocked a navy blue suit with white plaid detailing.
The Firework hitmaker swept her locks back into a high ponytail and accompanied her with a dotted neckerchief.
Katy completed her look in navy high heels with white trim and a polished make-up look.
Smitten: Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom looked in love as they arrived at Wimbledon on Wednesday for day three of the tennis championship
Chic: The singer, 38, was all dressed up in a vintage inspired look as she entered the All England Lawn Tennis Club with her fiancé, 46
The couple waited patiently in line and seemed eager to go to court.
Katy and Orlando’s arrival coincided with the opening of the roof on Center Court after several downpours, with the sun’s rays illuminating the grass.
Britain’s Jodie Burrage had a nightmare on Center Court when she left Wimbledon at the hands of Daria Kasatkina.
The 24-year-old arrived with high hopes after reaching the Nottingham final last month and knocking out Caty McNally on Monday for her first grand slam win and a likely top 100 finish.
But she found herself staring down the barrel of a humiliating “double bagel” in the second round after dropping the first set without winning a game.
Burrage regained her composure in the second set, but Russia’s Kasatkina, the Eastbourne finalist and eleventh seed, proved too strong in a resounding 6-0 6-2 win.
The British number two was nervous at her first appearance at Center Court, and unfortunately it showed.
Just eight games were completed on Tuesday as the All-England Club was battered by rain and play was mostly confined to Center and No 1 Courts.
All dressed up: Katy looked chic in a navy long-sleeved Bardot top and white silk midi skirt, while Orlando rocked a navy blue suit with white check detailing
Stylish: The Firework hitmaker swept her locks back into a high ponytail and accessorized with a dotted neckerchief
Ready for Wimbledon: The pair waited patiently in line and seemed excited to go to court
Tough competition: Jodie takes on Russia’s Daria Kasatkina (pictured) in the women’s singles
Britain’s hopes: Burrage is fresh off her first-ever victory at the showpiece after advancing to the second round of Wimbledon on day one
With less than 90 minutes of outdoor action possible on day two before the heavens opened, organizers canceled 69 scheduled games.
It means that Wednesday’s order of play is a mix of singles matches in the first and second rounds, with the start of the doubles tournament shifted one day to Thursday.
But the backlog could grow further with some showers forecast on Wednesday amid sunny spells. Due to the rain, the game on the outdoor courts has already been postponed to 12.30 p.m.
Burrage and Daria’s match will be followed by the No. 1 seed in the women’s draw Iga Swiatek taking on Sara Sorribes Tormo and then the reigning men’s champion Novak Djokovic against Jordan Thompson.