Celebrities and royals at Wimbledon: Zara Tindall, Cliff Richard and Bear Grylls attend

Famous faces have been spotted in the stands at Centre Court

Sir Cliff Richard arrives at Wimbledon 2022, joining crowds who are back for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic began. We round up other famous faces spotted at the tournament. PA

Members of the British royal family Zara and Mike Tindall were in attendance. PA

TV host Alexander Armstrong arrives to take his seat to watch a singles match in London. AP

Marvin Humes and his wife Rochelle were also seen in the stands. Getty Images

Martina Navratilova, winner of 18 Grand Slam singles titles, also in the Royal Box. PA

TV host and author Richard Osman in the Royal Box. PA

Kimberley Garner, second row from top, left, was seated behind Joel Dommett, centre row, left. Next to him is his wife, Hannah Cooper, and Mollie King. Amanda Holden, second row from top, middle right, chats with her daughter Lexi on day one of Wimbledon 2022. PA

Hannah Cooper, top left, alongside Mollie King who talks to Amanda Holden, top middle, and a friend. PA

Tennis great Martina Navratilova, centre left, shares a joke with British astronaut Tim Peake. AP

Joel Dommett and Hannah Cooper watching Andy Murray play on Centre Court. PA

Former tennis pro Mark Petchey was all smiles as he arrived. PA

Adventurer Bear Grylls and his wife Shara. PA

Kim Murray, wife of former Wimbledon winner Andy Murray, takes her place in the stands. AP

Emma Raducanu's mum Renee Zhang, middle, waves from the stands. Getty Images

Raducana's mum applauds along with other spectators. PA

Judy Murray watches son Andy Murray. AFP

Former Chelsea player Graeme Le Saux also joined the famous faces in watching the matches. PA

BBC presenter Sue Barker, a mainstay of the broadcaster's coverage since 1993, will retire after the tournament. AFP

Serena Williams's mother Oracene Price, centre, and sister, Venus Williams, watch as Serena plays France's Harmony Tan in a first-round women's singles match. AP

Actress Rose Ayling-Ellis arrives on day three of the 2022 Wimbledon Championships. PA

Carole Middleton, mother of Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, arriving for a day of tennis. PA

British broadcaster Sir Trevor McDonald. PA

Sir Cliff Richard has made two appearances at the 2022 tennis tournament.

Comedian Lee Mack arriving at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in Wimbledon. PA

Birmingham City striker Troy Deeney and Alisha Hosannah arrive at the tennis club. PA

Wimbledon 2022 is underway in London, with a flock of celebrities and royals making their way to the All England Club to watch the tennis action from the stands.

British royals Zara and Mike Tindall were in attendance on Tuesday for the second day of the championship, while on Monday, the Royal Box hosted Martina Navratilova, winner of 18 Grand Slam singles titles, and British TV host and author Richard Osman, along with Prince Michael of Kent.

Click through the gallery above to see more stars in the Wimbledon 2022 stands

Osman wasn't the only British TV star in attendance, actor and host Alexander Armstrong watched a first round singles match on day one, while Made in Chelsea's Kimberley Garner, comedian Joel Dommett, with model wife Hannah Cooper, adventurer Bear Grylls and Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden all watched the Centre Court action. Singers Marvin and Rochelle Humes, Sir Cliff Richard and Mollie King also turned out.

Kimberley Garner (second row from top, left) was seated behind Joel Dommett (centre row, left), who sat next to wife Hannah Cooper and Mollie King. Amanda Holden (second row from top, middle right) chats with daughter Lexi on day one of Wimbledon 2022, June 27. PA

Wimbledon 2022 is set to run until Sunday, July 10. So far, British players Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray have played their first matches in the tournament. Raducanu, 19, was supported by her mother Renee Zhang, and Murray by his wife Kim Murray and mother Judy Murray. From the world of tennis, former professional player Mark Petchey and sports presenter Sue Barker have also attended.

For her first game in the tournament, Raducanu stood out wearing an expensive selection of Tiffany & Co jewellery worth $37,100 with her Nike tennis whites.

The sportswoman wore diamond and pearl Tiffany Victoria collection earrings, which are currently on sale for $9,300, and a matching necklace worth $4,800. The jewellery set was completed with a $23,000 diamond and white gold Tiffany T wide hinged bangle.

Raducanu was announced as a Tiffany & Co brand ambassador last year, following her US Open victory on September 12.

It is expected that more famous names and royals will attend the tournament throughout its two-week run. In recent years, the Duchess of Cambridge and Duchess of Sussex have both attended, and in 2021, Priyanka Chopra, Tom Cruise, singer Lewis Capaldi and comedian Jack Whitehall were also spotted in the crowd.