Actors Andrew Garfield and Monica Barbaro made their most public appearance as a couple on 6 July, arriving hand-in-hand at the All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club for day seven of the Wimbledon Championships. The pair wore matching white Ralph Lauren looks and were photographed smiling, chatting and sharing brief kisses during the matches—an on-court display that effectively confirmed months of dating speculation first reported by People magazine in February. Garfield, 41, and Barbaro, 35, have largely kept their relationship private, though they have been spotted together at events in Los Angeles, New York, Malibu and Kyoto this year. Industry reports in June said both actors are in talks to co-star in “Artificial,” a planned feature from “Challengers” director Luca Guadagnino, but neither has commented publicly on the project or on their personal lives. Wimbledon’s celebrity quotient remained high two days later when defending champion Carlos Alcaraz, 22, accepted a friendly golf challenge from “Spider-Man” star Tom Holland. Alcaraz told reporters on 8 July that he intends to play a round during his rest days before facing Taylor Fritz in Friday’s semi-final, adding that a match with Holland would be “an honour.”