Puerto Rican artist attended Monday's match between Novak Djokovic and Wu Yibing at the All England Club alongside Gabriela Berlingeri.
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Bad Bunny attended Monday's opening match of Wimbledon at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in London, where he watched Novak Djokovic face Wu Yibing. The Puerto Rican artist arrived at one of the venue's most privileged seating areas alongside Gabriela Berlingeri, a jewelry entrepreneur.
Djokovic was making his return to competition after months away due to a shoulder injury. The match marked the start of the third Grand Slam tournament of the season, which features 13 Spanish players among the competitors.
Bad Bunny wore a dark polo shirt, a white polo, and oversized sunglasses, along with a cap, in what sources described as a sports-oriented look intended to avoid drawing attention away from the players. Despite the understated styling choice, his presence at the venue was quickly noticed by attendees.
Throughout the match, Bad Bunny remained attentive to Berlingeri, explaining details of the sport to her as the match progressed. Berlingeri wore a light blue polo, natural makeup, and sunglasses.
The appearance of Bad Bunny and Berlingeri together has generated public attention. The two maintained a romantic relationship between 2017 and 2022 before separating. Following their breakup, Bad Bunny was involved in other relationships, including with Kendall Jenner. They have been seen together on several occasions since their split.
Djokovic had attended one of Bad Bunny's recent concerts, where he shouted "¡Acho PR es otra cosa!" during the performance at La Casita, according to reports. Bad Bunny's attendance at Wimbledon appeared to reciprocate that support for the tennis player.
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