MORGAN RIDDLE has “wrapped up” her 2024 Wimbledon by participating in a photoshoot with British Vogue.
Taylor Fritz‘s influencer girlfriend, 26, was sat in his player box as he made it all the way to quarter-finals in SW19.
Morgan, who has been dubbed the “most famous woman in men’s tennis” by the New York Times, cheered Fritz on to four victories at the All England Club, before he came unstuck in the quarter-finals against Lorenzo Musetti.
After the American’s elimination, Morgan “wrapped up” her 2024 Wimbledon by chatting to Vogue.
Sharing a series of snaps from the accompanying photoshoot, she wrote on Instagram: “Wrapping up Wimbledon with @britishvogue.
“So so grateful for all the girlies following on this journey and I truly had the most amazing two weeks. Incredibly proud of you @taylor_fritz!!! Until next year.”
Morgan delighted fans watching on with a series of elegant outfits at SW19.
After Fritz was knocked out, she explained the thought that went into each look.
She said: “With other tournaments I’m more last minute, but I just really had to have my s*** together this week.”
Fans loved Morgan’s latest shoot, with one commenting on social media: “So proud of all your hard work.”
While a second claimed she is “killing it”.
Another added: “Amazing iconic everything.”
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Morgan, 26, was involved in controversy during Fritz’s Wimbledon run.
After the American No1’s fourth round victory over Alexander Zverev, the sour German appeared to lecture him at the net.
In his post-match press conference, Zverev threw shade at certain figures within Fritz’s player box.
Ahead of the match, Morgan had posted a picture of her view of Centre Court, writing: “Cheer loud ladies.”
Then after Fritz secured victory, she shared a reel toasting and sipping her drink, captioned: “When your man wins for the girls.”
Following his capitulation from two sets up, Zverev said of Fritz: “His team is extremely respectful. I think his coach, his physio, also his second coach, they’re extremely respectful
” I think there’s some other people that maybe are in the box that are not maybe from the tennis world, that are not maybe from particularly watching every single match. They were a bit over the top.”
Fritz had also been involved in aggro surrounding his second round clash with Arthur Rinderknech.
After the pair met at Roland Garros, in Rinderknech’s native France, last year – Fritz passionately shushed the crowd having been heckled throughout the match.
Before their Wimbledon rematch, Rinderknech stoked the fire by claiming that Fritz “whined” during their previous meeting.
Following his four-sets win on Court 12, Fritz and Rinderknech exchanged a frosty handshake – with the victor cheekily wishing his downed opponent a “safe flight home”.
After losing in the quarter-finals to Musetti, Fritz poked fun at himself on Instagram.
He wrote: “All love @wimbledon. Tough match yesterday, always hurts to come up just short but that’s part of the game.
“Now all I can do is rest up, get back to work, and have a good flight home.”
