Rami and Sami Malek Spotted Together at Wimbledon

and his identical twin brother Sami made a rare family appearance at on Friday. 

The actor and his sibling, 45, attended as guests of Emirates for a day of gripping tennis.

Arthur Fery has taken on  in a historic semi-final match.  vs will take place on Centre Court at 15.30.

Despite the twins being identical, both sported different looks. Rami was clean-shaven and opted to wear a white suit and striped T-shirt while Sami rocked a grey suit and sported a beard. 

Rami and his brother Sami were born a mere four minutes apart, and while Rami has taken a liking to the bright lights of Hollywood, Sami opted to pursue the educational field as a teacher. 

In 2015, Rami admitted to that the pair 'don't look as much alike as we used to' but that didn't stop them from getting into some trouble. 

'So he calls me one day... he goes, 'Hey, do you know a Greek monologue from a Greek tragedy?'' Rami told the talk show host.

'Yeah, of course, I've just been doing this for four years.' He goes, "Listen, I need you to come down to my university" — a major American university here in Los Angeles — he goes, 'I need you to do this for my class. It's gonna give me the points I need.' 

Rami then made his way to the lecture hall where the professor questioned if he is ready to perform.

'I go, "Yeah I'm gonna get my points and we're gonna make this happen,'' Rami added. 

'And I deliver this monologue in front of the entire lecture hall and I get a few applause, people dig it. And I think she starts looking at me kind of accusatorially like, "Where the hell did you come up with that?"

After enjoying time with Emirates, where Rami chatted to James Norton, the brothers headed to Centre Court alongside a whole host of stars to watch the match.

Arthur, 23, is only the second wild card player in history to reach the semi-finals at the All England Club.

As he stepped out to face the second seed Zverev on Friday, parents Olivia, 53, and Loïc, 52, who are divorced, were both ardent supporters.

His mother sat separately from his father, who was accompanied by his partner Diana Kyllmann, 35, a Bolivian former tennis player turned investment banker.

The Brit has already secured a minimum prize pot of £900,000 just by making the semi-final - although his affluent upbringing means this has never been an issue for the family.

Should underdog Fery pull off victory in front of the packed crowd this afternoon, he will progress to the final on Sunday and guarantee himself at least the runner up prize of £1.8million.

The crowd was studded with stars despite the baking heat, with attendees including Prince Michael of Kent, Martin Freeman, Richard E Grant and Anna Wintour.