Can you spot her? Former Aussie Prime Minister Julia Gillard blends in to the crowd at Wimbledon

Sports, pop culture and even some of the royal family stars flocked to Wimbledon this week to take a look at some of the world’s largest tennis stars.

Last week, a large number of Australia flocked to the All England Club, which was officially called ‘Aussie Day’ by some on Wednesday, because a portion of Aussie Sport and Film Stars took their seats in the central court.

Russell Crowe, Cate Blanchett and Rebel Wilson were sophisticated to mix with other stars in the upper seats of Wimbledon.

Today, former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard was also depicted in the Royal Box, and the entire UK tennis club was sitting next to Deborah Jevans.

Gillard, who ruled the country from 2010 to 2013, wore a beautiful turquoise dress printed with a stunning flower pattern while sitting in a line of Gillard, Gavin and Stacey star Rob Brydon and former Qi presenter Sir Stephen Fry.

The AELTC chair sat next to Debbie Jevans (sub -right) and sat in front of British actors Rob Brydon and Harry Potter star Fiona Shaw

The group seemed animated by Brydon Tennis while watching Arya Sabalenka’s buying Anisimova

Ironically, Gillard was actually born in Barry, Wales, the iconic British Sitcom Gavin and Stacey.

In 1966, he took action to live with his family in Adelaide.

Last month, the BBC opened to the BBC on how to raise galce to improve its political view.

Wales talked about the Galli heritage and said to Outlet, “We have always taken our lives in Australia, but we knew we had this heritage.”

The group took part in the Royal Box on Thursday.

Belinda Bencic and Iga Swiatek will follow the second Ladie’s singles on Thursday at the semi -final conflict.

Brydon also sat next to Harry Potter player Fiona Shaw, who played Mrs. Dursley in the iconic wizard film series. The couple was laughing together as they walked away during the match.

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