Paige Lorenze, fiancée of American tennis star Tommy Paul, has shared her excitement about their upcoming wedding. In an interview with Us Weekly, Lorenze revealed that the planning process has been enjoyable and meaningful. “I’ve loved it,” Lorenze told Us Weekly. She added, “The wedding planning process has been so fun. Getting older is just the best. I’ve loved getting older, and I think this is part of that era.”
A bond that grows stronger
The couple publicly confirmed their relationship three years ago and announced their engagement in July 2025 with a joint photo on Instagram. Lorenze explained how the engagement has deepened their connection. “I think [the engagement] has made us even closer, which I didn’t know could be possible. I think it’s also fun to plan with him. We’re enjoying it a lot. It feels more serious too, which is really exciting. We’re really looking forward to everything that has to come.”
Expressions of love
Lorenze emphasized the simplicity and affection that define their relationship. She enjoys surprising Paul with meals and gifts, including a watch engraved to celebrate his rise into the ATP top 10. “We are honestly very simple as a couple in a great way, but I love surprising him with his favorite meals and doing date nights at home. Something sweet and romantic that I’ve done for him in terms of gifts [was] when his ranking was top 10 in the world, I got him a watch with the back engraved and it said ‘Top 10 and beyond.’ That was really special.”
A partner’s support
Lorenze also reflected on Paul’s character, describing him as open, calm, and kind. She admitted she never doubted her desire to spend her life with him. Their strong relationship has been visible in Paul’s performances on the court, where his consistency has kept hi
Although Paul has yet to capture a Grand Slam title, his season has been filled with notable achievements. With Lorenze’s support and their shared excitement for the future, Paul hopes the next season will bring even greater success.
Tommy Paul in 2025
Currently the world no.20, the American played his last match on the 30th of August when he was overcome by world no.11 Alexander Bublik 7-6(5) 6-7(4) 6-3 6-7(5) 6-1 in the 3rd round of the U.S. Open (draw).
This year Tommy has an overall 29-13 record. Tommy Paul’s most significant result of this season was getting to the semifinal in Adelaide, Dallas, Houston and Rome.