There has been one consistency as Cameron Norrie has maintained his incredible journey to a Wimbledon semifinal: crowd support, know about his girlfriend Louise Jacobi who hasn’t left his side, her, age, profession, Instagram
His gorgeous girlfriend Louise Jacobi’s fist pumps are practically as well-known as her glossy ensembles every time he scores a point. In a hot pink playsuit, the British No. 1 attracted attention when she defeated American Tommy Paul in three sets.
Know Who Is Louise Jacobi Girlfriend Of Cameron Norrie, Biography, Age, Height, Instagram, Photo, Net Worth
When Louise, a New York native, is not dashing the crowd at centre court, she is wow clients as a textile designer. Before beginning a position as a consultant for Please Don’t Touch, she was employed by Calvin Klein. She is aged 24 and was born on 15 May, 1998 in New York. She is 5 feet 7 inches tall and has a net worth of $250,000.
Although it is unknown how they met, they have been dating for about two years, and according to his parents, she has a “calm, positive impression.”
Following a moped accident six years ago, Norrie, according to The Times, traded in a life of hedonism for a more professional one. But according to reports, Louise has managed to keep the tennis pro on the straight and narrow. Despite this, they don’t mind leading a posh lifestyle.
The Central St. Martins alumnus has sent Norrie pictures from trips to Italy, New Zealand, and Monaco. In Indian Wells, California, Norrie made history by becoming the first Brit to win the BNP Paribas Open, and she was by his side.
They shared a kiss while playing and he received an £880,000 cash award and moved up to No. 10 on the tour rankings.
On the website for Please Don’t Touch, Louise is described as “overseeing the entire creative process and strategy,” which includes the procurement, creation, and marketing of “premium products for interior design brands and fashion houses.”
She has a serenity about her, said Cameron’s mother Helen. They are able to converse about various topics outside of court, which I believe has been beneficial for him.
Crazy chefs
Even though they get along wonderfully well at home, there is some conflict when it comes to the kitchen. They don’t agree on everything in the kitchen, Cameron admitted in an interview with The Times.
The matchup between Norrie and Novak Djokovic on Centre Court on Friday should be a pleasure for both British tennis fans and Norrie.