AWS Load balancer SSL certificate

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I have a SSL certificate created in the "certificate manager" in the console, (as I use to do always). In this case it is for a subdomain (wildcard) *.mydomain.co.uk certificate, but for some reason, when I load the site in the browser, the certificate is not "loaded". These is what I did:

  1. A wildcard certificate was created in the "Certificate manager"
  2. I chose the DNS validation, and after add the Cname records to Route53, the subdomain was validated.
  3. In the load balancer used by the ELB environment, I attached this certificate for my subdomain *.mydomain.co.uk. (this is the normal procedure I always do, and this is the first time I have this issue).

What I did wrong?

Note: The domain is parked outside AWS, but the NS records points to my AWS account and I can manage the subdomain DNS configuration by Route 53 (that's why I was able to validate the domain). Could be an issue where the domain was registered and not in my configuration (AWS side)?

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