With Wimbledon in full swing, a whole new generation of tennis WAGs have descended to London. Some of these beautiful wives and girlfriends opted for a glamorous girls' night out, leaving their tennis pro beaus behind.
American influencers Morgan Riddle and Paige Lorenze, who are dating Taylor Fritz and Tommy Paul respectively, attended the Peppermayo event on Wednesday night to celebrate the launch of the Australian brand's UK site.
Joining them at the exclusive soirée, held at The Galleries in London's Mayfair, were Aussie content creator Costeen Hatzi, girlfriend of Nick Kyrgios, and model Hannah Dal Sasso, who is dating Thanasi Kokkinakis.
It's not surprising the partners were dressed in tennis-core, opting for white tennis-style dresses and pleated skirts from the brand.
The night out comes shortly after Paige opened up to HELLO! Fashion about life on the road with her beau Tommy – who recently won the Queen's Club Championships.
"I'm kind of bringing a piece of home on the road with him, so I love being able to do that," she said about traveling with him during major tournaments. "It's nice to explore together, it is fun to travel with a buddy. We do go to a lot of museums and restaurants when we can."
Paige, who boasts 629K Instagram followers, met her sports star partner during the 2022 US Open. Throughout the first year of their relationship, the blonde beauty has joined him at tournaments around the world and continued building her personal brand.
On bonding with other tennis WAGs, the fashion influencer added: "We always try to get together and do things. It is hard because sometimes our boyfriends are playing on different days, or even playing on the same day, and all of our priorities are obviously for them. But we always make an effort."
She continued: "It's such a unique experience dating a tennis player. And there are certain things that we go through that a lot of people might not understand, just based on their schedule and things that come with the sport. So it's so nice to have other females that really understand that."