Frances Tiafoe's Girlfriend Turning Heads At Wimbledon Wednesday
American tennis star Frances Tiafoe is no stranger to making a run at Grand Slam tournaments. In fact, he has reached the quarterfinals of every event except Wimbledon.
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Tiafoe built some momentum at the French Open, reaching the quarterfinals despite not having a ton of success on the clay. He's hoping that'll carry over into this month at Wimbledon. Last year, he was a game away from knocking off two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
Perhaps this will be the year for Tiafoe to shine at Wimbledon. The men's draw is looking somewhat favorable due to a plethora of first-round upsets.
All we know for certain is that Tiafoe will have plenty of support in his corner from his fans as well as his girlfriend, Ayan Broomfield.
Broomfield and Tiafoe didn't go Instagram official with their relationship until 2018.
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"Happy Fourth year anniversary babes," Tiafoe wrote in 2022. "Damn time went craaazzyyy quick. We been datin datin. Love you deep sexy. You one crazy chick but couldn't imagine being with anyone else."
Broomfield knows what it takes to compete at the highest level. She collegiately at Clemson for two years before making her WTA debut in the Coupe Banque Nationale.
Although she's no longer on the tour, Broomfield turns plenty of heads at every tournament because of her style.
Before Tiafoe's first-round victory over Elmer Moller, she shared a few looks at her unique outfit for Day 1 at Wimbledon.
It won't take long for Broomfield to go viral during Tiafoe's second-round match against Cam Norrie.
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Even though Tiafoe is favored to defeat Norrie, it won't be an easy match. The left-hander from Great Britain made the semifinals at Wimbledon in 2022.
The winner of Wednesday's match between Tiafoe and Norrie will face either Jiri Lehecka or Mattia Bellucci in the third round.
Related: Taylor Fritz's Girlfriend Turning Heads At Wimbledon Monday
Frances Tiafoe's Girlfriend Turning Heads At Wimbledon Wednesday first appeared on The Spun on Jul 2, 2025
This story was originally reported by The Spun on Jul 2, 2025, where it first appeared.
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