Princess Andre and Christine McGuinness helped turn England’s World Cup quarter-final build-up into a full celebrity moment as the Three Lions prepared for their tense meeting with Norway in Miami.
Princess Andre made sure to show her support for the Three Lions as she posed up a storm in her latest Instagram post on Saturday
Christine also looked sensational as she opted for a white cropped England T-shirt and tiny red shorts
The pair were among the famous faces showing their support before kick-off, bringing a mix of football pride, summer style and social media sparkle to one of England’s biggest nights of the tournament so far.
Princess, the daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre, posed for her latest Instagram update in a red England crop top and denim shorts as she got ready to cheer on the national side. The 19-year-old kept the look youthful, bright and match-day ready, adding to the wave of stars posting their own Three Lions tributes online.
The daughter of Katie Price and Peter Andre, 19, wowed in a red England crop top and denim shorts as she prepared for the quarter-final World Cup match
She put on a very leggy display as she paired the shorts with red and white trainers
She completed the look with a bold red lip as she got glammed up for the game
Princess led an army of British celebrities excited for a tense night watching England face Norway
Romeo Beckham wore his England top as he geared up for the match with his family in Miami
Romeo posed for a selfie with his little sister Harper in the stadium
Cruz, 21, and his girlfriend Jackie Apostel, 30, got ready for the England match in Miami
Rochelle was ready to show her support and watch the game from Miami
Mark Wright touched down in Miami with his Heart FM co-presenter Olly Murs ahead of the game
Olly Murs was seen doing the congo as they soaked up the atmosphere
Millie Bobby Brown threw on her England shirt and shades ahead of the match
Christine also embraced the occasion, choosing a white cropped England T-shirt and red shorts for her own pre-match look. The TV personality completed the outfit with red and white trainers and a bold red lip, making it clear she was fully behind Thomas Tuchel’s side as anticipation built across the country.
The celebrity support did not stop there. Romeo Beckham, Cruz Beckham and Jackie Apostel were also seen wearing England colours as the Beckham family prepared to watch the match from Miami, where the tournament atmosphere has been building rapidly around the Hard Rock Stadium.
Romeo posed for a selfie with younger sister Harper inside the stadium, while Cruz and Jackie also got into the spirit of the occasion. The family presence added another famous layer to England’s Florida night, especially after David Beckham had welcomed the team to Inter Miami’s training base just a day earlier.
Mark Wright also touched down in Miami with his Heart FM co-presenter Olly Murs, with the pair soaking up the atmosphere ahead of the game. Olly was spotted enjoying the pre-match buzz, while Rochelle Humes and Millie Bobby Brown were also among the famous names showing their support for the Three Lions.
For England fans, the Norway clash carried huge weight. The team went into the quarter-final on the back of a dramatic 3-2 victory over Mexico at the Azteca Stadium, a match that tested their nerve and kept supporters watching deep into the night after a lengthy delay before kick-off.
But England’s preparations were not without complications. Jarell Quansah was ruled out after his red card against Mexico, while Jordan Henderson was also unavailable following a freak fall over an advertising hoarding that reportedly left him with a broken wrist.
Reece James faced a race to prove his fitness in time, while Declan Rice had been dealing with a bug on top of existing hamstring and lower back concerns. FA officials reportedly moved quickly to keep the midfielder away from the main group in an effort to prevent any wider issue inside the camp.
Norway had concerns of their own, with reports of illness inside their squad and goalkeeper Orjan Nyland acknowledging that the team doctor had been busy. Two Norway players had already missed matches due to illness, adding another layer of uncertainty before the high-stakes meeting.
Even with those issues in the background, the focus online was firmly on the mood of support around England. From celebrity selfies to patriotic outfits and match-day posts, the build-up became more than just a football story. It became a showbiz snapshot of a country waiting to see whether the Three Lions could keep their World Cup dream alive.
Princess Andre and Christine McGuinness may have led the glamour, but they were part of a much wider wave of famous support. With England facing one of their defining nights, stars from television, music, sport and social media helped make the quarter-final feel like a national event before a ball had even been kicked.
As kick-off approached in Miami, the message from Britain’s famous fans was loud and clear: the Three Lions had the spotlight, the backing and the belief behind them. Now all eyes were on the pitch to see whether England could deliver another unforgettable World Cup moment.
