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ARSENAL and England legend Alex Scott has wowed in an all-white outfit at Wimbledon that had her fans calling her a “beauty queen”.

The former footballer is the latest famous face to be pictured at the All England Club this week.

Alex Scott wowed in an all-white outfit as she attended Wimbledon4

Alex Scott wowed in an all-white outfit as she attended WimbledonCredit: Getty
Fans called Alex Scott a 'beauty queen' as she stunned at the All England Club4

Fans called Alex Scott a ‘beauty queen’ as she stunned at the All England ClubCredit: Dan Charity

Scott shared a series of snaps of her outfit, which included a white jacket draped over her shoulders and a matching bag.

She rocked braided hair as she attended day two of the tournament and captioned the post: “Serving up some braids at Wimbledon.”

Her fans were left in awe of the presenter, with one commenting: “Beauty queen.”

Another added: “Lovely outfit Alex, looking absolutely fabulous.”

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A third follower wrote: “Looking… ace!”

Meanwhile, one more fan swooned: “Gorgeous as always.”

Scott was also pictured in the crowd alongside singer Jess Glynne as they watched the action on court.

The ex-footballer, 38, headed to Wimbledon after returning from her recent Ibiza holiday.

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She jetted off to the Spanish party island following the end of the domestic season.

As well as sharing videos of herself relaxing in a bikini during the trip, Scott also partied with pals including Arsenal star Leah Williamson.

Scott has forged a successful punditry and presenting career since retiring from football in 2018.

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Alex Scott attended day two at Wimbledon on TuesdayCredit: Getty
Alex Scott was pictured in the crowd with Jess Glynne4

Alex Scott was pictured in the crowd with Jess GlynneCredit: Getty

During her playing days, she won six league titles and the Champions League amongst other honours across four spells with Arsenal.

The full-back also won 140 caps for England, the fourth most in Lionesses history.

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