As England faces Norway in the World Cup quarter-finals, celebrities are taking to social media to cheer on the team. Among them are Princess Andre, Martin Lewis, and Bridgerton star Simone Ashley, who posted their support in England-themed outfits.
Princess Andre Leads Celebrity Support
Princess Andre, daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre, shared photos on Instagram wearing an England crop top and shorts as she prepared to watch the match. The reality TV star's post garnered attention from fans.
Martin Lewis Jokes About Matching Jerseys
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis posted a photo of himself in an England jersey on Instagram, joking in the caption: 'You know that moment when you're dressed up for the evening and you go out and you see someone else, or worse more than one, wearing exactly the same thing!'
Simone Ashley's 'It's Coming Home' Top
Bridgerton actress Simone Ashley opted for a white top with the words 'It's coming home' instead of a traditional football shirt, showing her unique support for the team.
Cruz and Romeo Beckham Show Support
David Beckham's youngest son Cruz wore an England shirt with his father's old number seven, while his girlfriend Jackie Apostel wore a Union Flag cap. Older brother Romeo also posted in an England shirt, captioning it 'England Day'.
Millie Bobby Brown and Mark Wright Join In
Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown posted a video in an England shirt with a Harry Kane GIF and set to Oasis's 'Wonderwall'. Former TOWIE star Mark Wright filmed from Miami in his England shirt, where he is with co-host Olly Murs for the World Cup.
Rochelle Humes and Christine McGuinness
The Saturdays star Rochelle Humes wore England colors—white, red, and blue—and wrote 'c'mon England' on her video. Christine McGuinness posted from a balcony in an England shirt, red shorts, and red and white trainers, captioned 'Come on England!'.
The highly anticipated match follows England's 3-2 win over Mexico and Norway's 2-1 win over Brazil, with fans eagerly watching Jude Bellingham face his friend Erling Haaland, a clash some have dubbed 'Cleated Rivalry'.
