The circus artist who is also a reality television sensation and published author when she isn’t contorting herself on stage is the partner of Austrian tennis player Dominic Thiem, know more about Lili Paul Roncalli, her age, height, net worth, boyfriend and Instagram
A famous circus contortionist is the attractive partner of a tennis player who skipped Wimbledon.
Know Who Is Lili Paul Roncalli Girlfriend Of Dominic Thiem, Biography, Age, Height, Boyfriend, Instagram, Dancing, Net Worth
Since October 2020, Dominic Thiem has been dating circus performer Lili Paul-Roncalli. The Austrian beauty has a variety of skills under her belt. Paul-Roncalli holds positions in the circus in addition to being a published author and a judge on an Austrian talent competition. She has a height of 5 feet 6 inches and a net worth of $1 million.
In the same year that she and Thiem, who is not at Wimbledon, started dating, she also triumphed in the dance competition Let’s Dance. Paul-Roncalli frequently astounds her followers with gorgeous Instagram images.
The stunning 23-year-old has 159,000 followers on the social media site. Paul-Roncalli has appeared on a number of other television programmes in both Germany and Austria in addition to his appearance on Let’s Dance, the German equivalent of Strictly Come Dancing.
Her father, the circus director Bernhard Paul, founded the circus where she has been performing since 2013, therefore she is continuing in his footsteps as a performer in the circus.
Paul-Roncalli and 28-year-old Thiem, who achieved a career-high ranking of three in the world rankings in March 2020, have been dating for the past two years. Later that year, he defeated Alexander Zverev in the US Open final to win his first Grand Slam championship. Since then, he has battled injuries, and after recovering from a wrist injury, he is currently number 346 in the world.
Due to his difficulties, Thiem decided not to participate in this year’s Wimbledon, which is now in its second week and a competition he has struggled in the past. His performance in the competition was at its peak when he advanced to round four in 2017.
After falling to Hugo Dellien Jr. of Bolivia in the first round of the French Open last month, Thiem explained that he would rather spend this week competing in a Challenger tournament in his home country of Austria.