Sarah Lancashire joined her husband Peter Salmon for a rare public outing as they led the stars on day two of the Wimbledon Championships 2025 on Tuesday.

The actress, 60, was the picture of elegance in a floaty white summer dress as she braved the blistering heatwave during the outing at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.

Met Office said temperatures could hit 36C (97F) after yesterday saw the hottest start to Wimbledon on record and a peak of 33.1C (91.6F) in London.

The Happy Valley star teamed her dress with a white blazer draped over her shoulders, while her television producer partner, 69, looked dapper in a smart blue suit.

The couple were joined at the sporting event by the likes of Molly-Mae Hague and Rebel Wilson, who turned heads in a pink lace midi dress before striking a pose with wife Ramona Agruma, who was chic in a white striped co-ord. 

Some tennis fans slept in the early heat after sunrise as they queued for day two of Wimbledon, with British number one Jack Draper and reigning women’s champion Barbora Krejcikova set to start their campaigns at the All England Club today. 

Sarah Lancashire joined her husband Peter Salmon for a rare public outing as they led the stars on day two of the Wimbledon Championships 2025 on Tuesday

The actress, 60, was the picture of elegance in a floaty white summer dress as she braved the blistering heatwave during the outing at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club

Molly-Mae Hague made an elegant arrival at the evian Mountain of Youth VIP suite on day two of the tournament 

The couple were joined at the sporting event by the likes of Rebel Wilson, who turned heads in a pink lace midi dress

Meanwhile, Judy Murray – mother of tennis ace Andy – was clad in a bright yellow lace shirt dress and white trainers 

While Lord Frederick Windsor looked smart in a navy blazer teamed with a pink shirt and tie, complete with a straw hat

Jack, now ranked fourth in the world, has emerged as a genuine contender to lift the coveted trophy, and he starts against Argentina’s Sebastian Baez on Tuesday.

Seven-time champion Novak Djokovic, meanwhile, is looking at Wimbledon as a chance to win a record-extending 25th grand slam title.

Now aged 38, Djokovic, the sixth seed this year, is unsure whether this will be his last appearance in SW19, and he plans to take it one competition at a time.

Meanwhile amid the celebrity attendees, Judy Murray – mother of tennis ace Andy – was clad in a bright yellow lace shirt dress and white trainers.

While Lord Frederick Windsor looked smart in a navy blazer teamed with a pink shirt and tie, complete with a straw hat.

Pro golfer Justin Rose looked sharp in a blue pinstripe suit while attending with wife Kate, who was chic in a pale ruffled mini dress. 

Sir Trevor McDonald looked as dapper as ever, donning a grey suit teamed with a red patterned tie. 

Chef Marcus Wareing meanwhile kept things casual amid the heatwave, opting for a blue polo skirt and cream trousers.  

Rebel flashed a dazzling smile as she caught the eye in her pretty pink number

The actress was all smiles as she she struck a pose with wife Ramona Agruma, who was chic in a white striped co-ord

Rebel gave a wave to fans as she and wife Ramona mingled at Wimbledon

While pro golfer Justin Rose looked sharp in a blue pinstripe suit while attending with wife Kate, who was chic in a pale ruffled mini dress

Sir Trevor McDonald looked as dapper as ever, donning a grey suit teamed with a red patterned tie 

Chef Marcus Wareing meanwhile kept things casual amid the heatwave, opting for a blue polo skirt and cream trousers

Former racing driver Sir Jackie Stewart dressed to impress at the event in an emerald green suit

Former racing driver Sir Jackie Stewart dressed to impress at the event in an emerald green suit. 

Elsewhere on the courts, British tennis star Katie Boulter sealed a huge victory against Paula Badosa on Monday afternoon in the women’s singles, but was back on the grounds on Tuesday to watch her fiancé, Alex De Minaur, in his opening match of the Championships. 

Boulter took a prime spot in the stands around Court 18 to watch her beau take on Roberto Carballes Baena. 

But amid the sweltering Wimbledon heat, with temperatures climbing upwards of 31 degrees on Tuesday morning, the 28-year-old star sheltered from the sun under a purple and green Wimbledon-branded umbrella. 

De Minaur got off to a solid start against the World No 72, Baena, claiming the first set 6-2. 

Love Island star Molly-Mae led the stars in the VIP evian suite, looking chic in a camel-coloured shirt dress

Black Doves actor Omari Douglas dressed for the Wimbledon sunshine in a bright yellow crop top and matching jeans 

F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo and Saltburn actor Archie Madekwe were also making the most of the hospitality in evian’s suite 

Pussycat Doll Kimberly Wyatt was ultra chic in an orange hued suit as she stopped by the Barclays suite 

A dapper Richard E. Grant attended a lunch hosted by Range Rover and Esquire before taking his seat in the stands 

British tennis star Katie Boulter was back on the grounds on Tuesday to watch her fiancé, Alex De Minaur , in his opening match of the Championships

De Minaur got off to a solid start against the World No 72, Baena, claiming the first set 6-2

Elsewhere, American tennis star Jessica Pegula was on the wrong end of another major upset after being dumped out in the first round of Wimbledon by Italy’s Elisabetta Cocciaretto

Wimbledon fans braved the scorching heat as they arrived for the tournament in SW19

Met Office said temperatures could hit 36C (97F) after yesterday saw the hottest start to Wimbledon on record and a peak of 33.1C (91.6F) in London

Fans were making the most of the blazing sunshine on Tuesday

The Aussie star was clinical with his service, booming the ball down on his Spanish opponent to win 80 per cent of his first service chances but lacked precision when attempting to break his opponent, converting two out of five possible break point chances. 

Boulter and De Minaur have been dating since 2020, with their romance first blossoming during an unexpected meeting at a coffee shop in London at 6am in the morning.

Elsewhere, American tennis star Jessica Pegula was on the wrong end of another major upset after being dumped out in the first round of Wimbledon by Italy’s Elisabetta Cocciaretto.

Pegula, who was also sent packing at the French Open by world No 361 Lois Boisson last month, was beaten 6-2, 6-3 by the unseeded 24-year-old.

The daughter of billionaire NFL owner Terry Pegula is enduring a disappointing 2025 so far after making it to her first Grand Slam final at the US Open last year, having also slipped out of the Australian Open in the third round.

The surprise loss to Cocciaretto, who had never beaten a player ranked inside the top five before today, marks the nadir after her SW19 hopes went up in smoke in the very first round.

It also goes down as her worst Grand Slam showing for five years, since she was eliminated in the first round at the French Open in 2020.