LONDON - Hollywood legend Dustin Hoffman and Super Bowl-winning quarterback Patrick Mahomes were among the famous faces spotted in the crowd at Wimbledon on Friday. Hoffman, 86, was given a special seat in the Royal Box, reserved for esteemed guests invited by the All England Club, while Mahomes and his wife, Brittany, were seen cheering on from the stands.

The presence of Hoffman, renowned for his Oscar-winning performance in "Rain Man," seemed appropriate as scattered showers interrupted play at the prestigious grass-court Grand Slam tournament throughout the day. This wasn't the first time the veteran actor had visited Wimbledon; back in 2012, he was seen supporting tennis superstar Serena Williams during her fourth-round match.

Mahomes, the celebrated quarterback of the Kansas City Chiefs, who recently secured his third Super Bowl title, made his way to Wimbledon after attending a Morgan Wallen concert in Hyde Park on Thursday. The young athlete seems to be embracing the London experience and taking in the best of both sports and entertainment events.

Both Hoffman and Mahomes showcased their enthusiasm for the game of tennis as they watched Carlos Alcaraz take on Frances Tiafoe in the third round on Centre Court. Their attendance added to the star-studded atmosphere at the tournament, elevating the excitement for the players and the spectators alike.

Wimbledon, known for attracting a plethora of celebrities, continues to be the highlight of the tennis calendar, captivating fans from all walks of life. As the matches heat up and the tournament reaches its thrilling climax, it is expected that we will see more familiar faces gracing the historical courts of the All England Club.

As the rain continued to challenge the players on the court, Hoffman soaked in the Wimbledon atmosphere from the prestigious Royal Box, while Mahomes and his wife joined the enthusiastic crowd, adding their support to the gripping matches unfolding before them.