SIR Cliff Richard was happy to go solo on centre court for three and half hours.
The legendary singer, 85, watched Novak Djokovic’s epic win over Felix Auger Aliassime in five sets at Wimbledon on Tuesday evening.
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Sir Cliff Richard sits alone in the Royal Box at Centre Court Credit: AFP via Getty Images
An animated Sir Cliff claps as the action unfolds Credit: James Marsh/Shutterstock
He was sat all alone in the Royal Box for three and a half hours, as he watched the action unfold.
Sir Cliff has been a regular at Wimbledon for the best part of three decades.
He was seen last week attending SW19 wearing a purple velvet blazer.
And he continued turning heads with his daring fashion choices on day nine of Wimbledon in a blue snakeskin print blazer.
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He paired that with a navy shirt and trousers, and a navy and white polka-dot tie.
Despite sitting on his tod, the crooner seemed delighted with the day’s play and was seen clapping along.
Luckily for the Living Doll singer, the great English weather hasn’t halted Wimbledon this year.
But, 30-years ago it was a different story.
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Back in 1996, Sir Cliff famously led an impromptu Wimbledon singalong during a rain delay on Centre Court.
In December, he appeared on ITV‘s Good Morning Britain where he revealed he had been treated for prostate cancer.
Sir Cliff explained, luckily, the cancer was caught early and had not spread – and he is now backing calls for a national screening test for men.
He said: “The cancer’s gone at the moment. I don’t know whether it’s going to come back.
“We can’t tell those sort of things but we need, absolutely, I’m convinced, get there, get tested, get checked.”
