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Romeo Beckham enjoyed a day out at Wimbledon with his girlfriend and grandmother on the ninth day of the world famous tennis tournament.
The professional footballer, 20, was among a host of famous faces to be pictured in the stands of the All England Club on Tuesday.
Beckham, son of David and Victoria Beckham, was pictured sat alongside his partner Mia Regan.
It comes after he signed a one-year deal with Brentford from Inter Miami – the US team co-owned by his father.
The couple were joined by Sandra Georgina West, David Beckham’s mother.
Other celebrities attending Wimbledon as the quarter-finals got underway included Sir Cliff Richard, Dame Anna Wintour and Stephen Fry.
Fry, wearing a pink shirt and brightly coloured, patterned tie, was seated in the Royal Box, as was Dame Anna, who was joined by broadcaster, writer and former politician Sir Trevor Phillips.
Sir Cliff was seated next to veteran broadcaster and newsreader Sir Trevor McDonald.
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