Holly Valance beams in excitement as she watches the first day of Wimbledon with her billionaire husband Nick Candy
Holly Valance looked in high spirits on Monday as she attended the first day of Wimbledon with her husband Nick Candy.
The singer and actress, 40, beamed as she sat in the stands watching the tennis next to her billionaire spouse.
She looked effortlessly stylish in a red tweed dress with buttons and twisted rope detailing.
Holly added a pair of statement gold earrings and wore her caramel-coloured tresses straightened.
The former Neighbours star completed her stunning look with a light palette of make-up to showcase her natural beauty.
Excited: Holly Valance looked in high spirits on Monday as she attended the first day of Wimbledon with her husband Nick Candy
Beside her, property mogul Nick cut a dapper figure in a pale blue blazer and a white shirt left unbuttoned at the collar.
Over 6,200 non-ticket holders have joined the Wimbledon queue in a bid to get a glimpse of the action today.
Holly married billionaire English property developer Nick in Beverly Hills, California in 2012.
They welcomed two daughters together in 2013 and 2017 named Luka Violet Toni and Nova Skye Coco.
The couple enjoy a lavish lifestyle and previously lived in a two-storey Hyde Park penthouse worth £175million, making it Britain's most expensive flat.
Nick and Holly have since downsized to a £10million countryside mansion in the Cotswolds, which they are currently renovating.
In 2020, Nick gifted Holly with a £26million superyacht, despite the mother-of-two famously suffering from sea sickness.
Loved-up: Holly married Nick in Beverly Hills, California in 2012 and they welcomed two daughters together named Luka Violet Toni and Nova Skye Coco
Match: Serbia's Novak Djokovic will begin his title defence against Argentina's 67th-ranked Pedro Cachin on Centre Court
Serbia's Novak Djokovic will begin his title defence against Argentina's 67th-ranked Pedro Cachin on Centre Court.
As the sun rose this morning, tennis lovers stationed in Wimbledon Park were already grabbing their queue cards as they try to snag coveted on-the-day tickets to the world renowned tournament.
But the Met Office has reminded fans to pack rain jackets and umbrellas as scattered showers are expected over London during the first week of the championship.
Fans can expect some rain in South West London today and a 'much wetter day' tomorrow. Meteorologists say Thursday and Friday could bring better conditions.
