The British number one (and former Tatler cover star) has her sights set on Wimbledon, as does fiancé Alex de Minaur: but have the tennis power couple found time to make any plans for their big day?

Women have not played professional tennis at Queen’s Club since 24 years before Katie Boulter was born, and the British No 1 enjoyed her long-awaited moment on centre court with a hard-fought win over Ajla Tomljanovic.

Katie Boulter has hinted that she may compete in mixed doubles at Wimbledon alongside fiance Alex De Minaur. The British star got engaged to the Australian No. 1 last year and could now play alongside him in the mixed doubles draw of a Grand Slam.

British number one Katie Boulter makes a winning start to her singles campaign at a Queen's tournament she had always "dreamt" of playing at.

Preview the the 2025 LTA London Championships match between Diana Shnaider vs. Katie Boulter, plus betting odds, insights and head-to-head-stats.

Diana Shnaider won the Queen’s Club crowd back over after sending Katie Boulter packing in the second round. The No. 5 seed stormed back from a break down to win 2-6 6-3 6-2 in a match that was briefly interrupted by rain, and had something to say to the crowd.

British men’s number 1, Jack Draper, is looking to continue his fine year with another win before Wimbledon. Draper won at Indian Wells earlier this year beating Holger Rune in straight sets and currently sits 5th in the world rankings, the highest of his career.