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Time of India
21 minutes ago
- Time of India
Who is Cameron Norrie's girlfriend? Inside his Wimbledon run and relationship with Louise Jacobi amid Emma Raducanu dating rumours
Cameron Norrie is back in the Wimbledon spotlight, and it's not just his tennis that has people talking. The British No. 3 has been quietly powering through the draw, showing off that signature grit and calm under pressure. But off the court, fans have been curious about the woman often spotted supporting him from the stands—his long-time girlfriend, Louise Jacobi. A solid Wimbledon run for Cameron Norrie Norrie's Wimbledon 2025 campaign is going well so far. He pulled off a big win in the second round, taking out 12th seed Frances Tiafoe in four sets—4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 7-5—in a match that showed just how composed and strategic he can be when the pressure's on. Then, in the third round, he breezed past Italy's Mattia Bellucci in straight sets (7-6(5), 6-4, 6-3), barely breaking a sweat. He's now into the fourth round and is currently facing a tough opponent in Chile's Nicolás Jarry. The match is still underway, but fans are watching closely, hoping this could be another deep run like his 2022 semifinal appearance. Cameron Norrie responds to Emma Raducanu dating rumours But in the middle of all this tennis talk, Norrie found himself fielding a very different question at a recent press conference. A reporter asked if he was dating fellow British tennis player Emma Raducanu. Caught off guard, he laughed and responded politely but firmly: 'I'm not, no… you can ask her.' The moment was awkward, but also clarified something many fans were wondering, because the woman in Norrie's life is, and has been for years, Louise Jacobi. So cringe it's insane So, who is Louise Jacobi? Louise isn't part of the tennis world professionally, but she's been a big part of Norrie's life since they started dating around 2019, according to Sportskeeda. The two met in New York through mutual friends, and they now live together in Monaco. While Norrie, 30, stays focused on tournaments, Louise, 27, brings a whole different creative energy to the table. She has a background in fine arts from the University of Michigan and went on to study textile and fashion design at London's Central Saint Martins. Career-wise, she's impressive in her own right. Louise has worked for major fashion brands like Calvin Klein and now serves as creative director at a design studio called Please Don't Touch. She also runs her own brand, Studio Virgo, which focuses on fashion accessories and home goods. It's clear she's carving out her own path and doing it stylishly. Though she keeps a low profile, Louise does share snippets of her creative life (and the occasional sweet moment with Cam) on Instagram at @weezcobi. She's also become a familiar face in the player box at big matches, including at this year's Wimbledon. 'Louise is 'very level-headed': Norrie While Norrie is known for his cool head and steady style of play, he's admitted that Louise helps bring even more balance to his life. He's called her 'very level-headed' and 'easy-going,' which sounds like exactly the kind of energy you'd want around when navigating the chaos of the tennis circuit. Meanwhile, as Wimbledon heats up, Cameron Norrie's focus remains on the court. But if you've been wondering who's cheering him on in the stands or who he heads home to after those late-night practice sessions, it's Louise Jacobi. Creative, low-key, and clearly supportive, she's been a steady presence in his life for years. Whether or not this Wimbledon becomes another deep run for Norrie, it's safe to say he's already got something solid off the court. To stay updated on the stories that are going viral, follow Indiatimes Trending.
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
Wimbledon 2025 controversy: Has Russia tennis player robbed of point? Details here
Wimbledon 2025 automated line-calling technology came under fire on Sunday after a malfunction robbed Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova of a point in her last-16 clash with Britain's Sonay Kartal. Pavlyuchenkova had reached game point at 4-4 in the opening set on Centre Court and Kartal hit a shot that looked clearly long but there was no call and Pavlyuchenkova stopped play. Confusion reigned with television replays showing that Kartal's shot was well out, but after seeking advice via telephone umpire Nico Helwerth said that because the Hawk-Eye technology had been unable to track the shot, the point had to be replayed, as per a report. Russian Pavlyuchenkova went on to have her serve broken and was clearly fuming at the changeover, telling the umpire: "Because she is local, they can say whatever. You took the game away from me. They stole the game from me. You stole the game from me". She did, however, recover to win the opening set, Reuters reported. Carlos Alcaraz faces a tricky test on Sunday against volatile Russian Andrey Rublev in his charge towards a third consecutive Wimbledon title while Aryna Sabalenka looks unstoppable as she prepares to take on Elise Mertens. Russia's Karen Khachanov was the first winner of the day, brushing aside Polish player Kamil Majchrzak 6-4, 6-2, 6-3 on Court Two to reach the quarter-finals. Defending men's champion Alcaraz, 22, due on Centre Court later, has not hit top gear at this year's championships, dropping three sets in his three matches so far. Live Events In contrast his two main rivals, top seed Jannik Sinner and seven-time champion Novak Djokovic, have glided through the draw to reach the fourth round, looking ominously good. But Rublev, who has never been beyond the quarter-finals at a Grand Slam, knows he will have to be at the top of his game to stand a chance against the world number two, who has won 32 of his 35 grass-court matches. FAQs Q1. What is age of Carlos Alcaraz? A1. Carlos Alcaraz is 22-year-old. Q2. Who is defending champion of Wimbledon? A2. Defending champion of Wimbledon is Carlos Alcaraz.
News18
an hour ago
- News18
Pasta with Strawberries? Iga Swiatek Reveals Her Unusual Take On Wimbledon Snack
Last Updated: Swiatek shared her love for pasta with strawberries and yogurt, claiming Polish strawberries are better than British ones, sparking playful controversy. Iga Swiatek cruised past Danielle Collins in their third-round match on Centre Court Saturday, showing few signs of struggle on the grass. But it wasn't her dominant performance that stirred conversation — it was her post-match revelation about one of her favorite meals. Pasta with strawberries 🍓 @iga_swiatek 's favourite meal is an interesting one 😂 #Wimbledon — Wimbledon (@Wimbledon) July 5, 2025 A Wimbledon Classic — With a Twist Each year, the All England Club estimates that more than 35 tons of strawberries — typically served with cream — are consumed during the tournament. The beloved treat is such a symbol of Wimbledon that strawberry-themed merchandise can be found throughout the grounds. Swiatek, however, introduced an unexpected variation during her on-court interview: 'You should try it, guys — pasta, strawberries, a little bit of yogurt." Later, she doubled down by posting a photo on Instagram of a bowl containing exactly that. Iga Swiatek shares a photo of her favorite meal, pasta and Lord. 😭😭😭😭 — The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) July 5, 2025 The dish, known in Polish as makaron z truskawkami, literally translates to 'pasta with strawberries." It's a sweet summertime staple in Poland, typically made with noodles topped with blended or mashed strawberries, sugar, and a creamy ingredient like sour cream, heavy cream, or — in Swiatek's case — yogurt. 'Why is it such a big thing? Everybody should eat that," said Swiatek with a grin after her win over Collins. 'I think in summer, kids are eating it a lot. I don't know. It's just a perfect mix of tastes." Polish Strawberries > British Strawberries? Asked whether Poland or England has better strawberries, Swiatek didn't hesitate. 'Honestly, I think Poland," she said. 'Because we have better climate for strawberries, right?" Then, smiling again, she added: 'Now Wimbledon is probably going to ban me from answering these questions."
