CAMERON Norrie’s girlfriend is regularly seen cheering the tennis star on — and Wimbledon 2025 is no exception.
The only Brit hope remaining in the singles takes on defending two-time champ Carlos Alcaraz in the quarter-finals. Here we get to know Cameron’s companion Louise Jacobi.
Who is Louise Jacobi?
New York-born Louise Jacobi is the girlfriend of British tennis ace Cameron Norrie.
Away from supporting Cameron on the court, the 26-year-old is a textiles designer.
She worked for Calvin Klein before taking on a job as a consultant for Please Don’t Touch.
The couple have reportedly been dating since 2020, although it isn’t known how they originally met.
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Louise has previously been described as having a ‘’calm, positive impact’’ by Norrie’s dad .
Although their relationship was initially private, Louise went public on Instagram and occasionally shares pictures alongside the tennis ace.
On August 3, 2023, she also took to the social media platform to celebrate her partner’s birthday.
Sharing a sweet snap alongside Cameron, Louise wrote: ‘’Happy Birthday to my favourite person. Love you!’’
Regularly seen supporting her partner, Louise was in the stands for Norrie’s epic Centre Court win over David Goffin in 2022 and broke down in tears after the five-set thriller.
Speaking about the match, she said: “It was surreal. When your significant other is crying in front of you — like choking up — how could I keep a dry eye?
“I remember him saying when we first met: ‘Oh, my dream would be to be in the top 10.’
“Back then I didn’t know it was going to transpire, and just watching his hard work pay off has been insane.”
Who is Cameron Norrie?
Cameron Norrie, born August 23, 1995, is a British professional tennis player.
As a youngster, he grew up in New Zealand and started playing tennis with a squash racket in his driveway at age 6, after being introduced to the sport by his mum.
Speaking of his early years, Cameron said: “When I was three or four I moved to New Zealand and went to school there.
“I played all sports in New Zealand. Cricket, rugby, tennis as well as cross country for the school.
I remember him saying when we first met: ‘Oh, my dream would be to be in the top 10
Louise Jacobi
“I was playing pretty much every sport until 14 or 15 which was when I honed in on tennis.
“Both my parents were very good squash players.
“My dad was No1 in Scotland for the Universities and my mum was a great player too so they had squash rackets all throughout the house and the garage.
“Do you remember the old squash rackets? They were really long and thin with a tiny head… really old school.
“I remember my mum sawed off the handle of her racket and we played with sawn-off squash rackets in the driveway.
“That was how I started playing tennis and first hitting the ball.”
After finding a passion for the sport, Norrie relocated to London alone and began representing Great Britain in 2013 — after playing most of his junior tennis for New Zealand.
During his career, he has triumphed over the likes of Dominic Thiem, Marin Cilic, Diego Schwartzman, Grigor Dimitrov, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Andrey Rublev.
He has also defeated his upcoming opponent Carlos Alcaraz on two occasions — the 2022 Cincinnati Open and the 2023 Rio Open final.
Norrie has won five ATP Tour singles titles, including a Masters 1000 title at the 2021 Indian Wells Masters, and one doubles title.
He was the British No.1 in men’s singles between October 2021 and June 2023, when he was ousted by Jack Draper.
His current ranking, as of July 8, 2025, is 61 in the world by the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP).
As a result of his sporting rise, Norrie has sponsors including trainer giant K-Swiss and Swiss watch manufacturer Rado.
The couple doesn’t appear to have any children — there are currently no reports confirming either way.
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