Alan Titchmarsh showed his support while celebrating his wife's birthday at Wimbledon
Alan Titchmarsh has shared his excitement to watch British plater Neal Skupski in the mixed doubles final at Wimbledon.Broadcaster and gardener Alan Titchmarsh is among the tennis fans who are “excited” to watch British player Neal Skupski in the mixed doubles final at Wimbledon.
Fans at the SW19 grounds said they would be cheering on the duo but added they felt the fact a Briton is playing in a Wimbledon final has gone “under the radar”. Titchmarsh, who was at Wimbledon with his wife Alison for her birthday, said they would be rooting for Skupski as they watch the doubles on Centre Court."I think it’s the fact that we have had so many get so far this year.Jill Little, 60, and Kim Craig, 60, from Belfast attend day eleven
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