Camilla Kerslake joins her husband Chris Robshaw for day eight of Wimbledon

Camilla Kerslake and Chris Robshaw was among a slew of stars arriving at Centre Court for day eight of the Wimbledon Championships on Monday.

The opera singer donned a chic white lace shirt dress for a day of tennis action, joining stars including Cliff Richard, Stephen Fry and Jessica Plummer at the event.

Wimbledon’s eighth day will see Nick Kyrgios back in action following a tense win over Stefanos Tsitsipa on Saturday, with the Australian set to go head-to-head with Brandon Nakashima for a spot in the quarter-finals.

Camilla put on a stylish display in a pretty white dress with a floral lace design, teamed with black pointed-toe heels as she posed with husband Chris at the tennis event.

The singer teamed her look with a stylish black Chanel handbag and a pretty animal print headband, while Chris opted for a smart yellow checked blazer and khaki trousers.

Last year Chris and Camilla announced they’d welcomed their first child together, a son named Wilding, after the couple tied the knot in June 2018.

Glam: The opera singer donned a chic white lace shirt dress for a day of tennis action, joining stars including Cliff Richard, Stephen Fry and Jessica Plummer at the event

Looking lovely! Camilla put on a stylish display in a pretty white dress with a floral lace design, teamed with black pointed-toe heels as she posed with husband Chris at the tennis event

Summer chic! Also seen arriving for a day of tennis action was former EastEnders star Jessica Plummer, who put on a leggy display in a dark blue floral wrap dress and brown suede cowboy boots

Sensational: The I’m A Celebrity star accessorised her look with a simple brown suede handbag as she headed to Centre Cort to watch the action unfold

A family affair! The I’m A Celebrity star was joined by her father Keith as they settled in the stands to watch the dramatic match unfold

Also in attendance for the tennis was EastEnders star Jessica Plummer, who was perfectly dressed for the summer weather in a dark blue floral wrap dress teamed with brown suede cowboy boots.

Stephen Fry also cut a suave figure in a smart cream three-piece suit as he arrived for the exciting match with a female pal, while Oscar winner Mark Rylance also appeared with his wife Claire van Kampen

Kyrgios and Nakashima are the first tennis stars heading onto Centre Court for their fourth round tie on Monday, after the Australian was disciplined for his behaviour during a third round tie with Tsitsipa over the weekend.

Couples’ trip! Veteran BBC broadcaster Melvyn Bragg (left) cut a suave figure as he arrived with his wife of three years Gabriel Clare-Hunt, while Oscar winner Mark Rylance (right) was accompanied by his own spouse, composer Claire van Kampen

Tsitsipas was fined $US10,000 ($A14,700) for hitting a ball which narrowly missed spectators and Kyrgios, who’d already received the same punishment after spitting in his first-round match, was slugged a further $US4,000 ($A6,000) for his histrionics.

Kyrgios refused to play at one point during the game, as he angrily called on umpire Damien Dumusois to throw Tsitsipas off the court for the first offence.

‘Is that a default or what? He just hit the ball at the f***ing crowd. Are you dumb?’ Kyrgios could be heard telling Dumusois.

‘So you can hit a ball at the crowd, hit someone and not get defaulted? Give me all the supervisors. I’m not playing until we get to the bottom of it.’

Tsitsipas called his rival a ‘bully’ after the encounter, but Kyrgios told reporters his behaviour was not causing any issues among other players, saying: ‘I’m good in the locker room. I’ve got many friends, just to let you know. I’m actually one of the most liked.’

Kyrgios, who was also fined £8,200 for spitting in the direction of a spectator during his first round match against Britain’s Paul Jubb, presents a conundrum for Wimbledon officials who want to clamp down on his behaviour but also recognise his ability to draw in the crowds.

The world number 40’s matches have been well attended throughout the tournament, with huge audiences also following him on TV.

He’s back! Wimbledon’s eighth day will see Nick Kyrgios back in action following a tense win on Saturday, with the Australian set to go head-to-head with Brandon Nakashima for a spot in the quarter-finals (pictured arriving on Centre Court on Monday)