Behind every ace of Cameron Norrie is a powerhouse partner pushing him forward! However, away from the spotlight of tennis, his girlfriend, Louise Jacobi, is serving up a different kind of ace — a millionaire business venture of her own. The stunning 26-year-old is on a mission to capture the hearts of fans with her brilliance, leaving them wondering: Does her lucrative business venture’s worth surpass her boyfriend’s wealth in tennis? Let’s delve into it!

Cameron Norrie is taking the tennis world by storm at Wimbledon, overcoming all his opponents to face Alexander Zverev in the third round. While he makes his mark at Wimbledon, his girlfriend, Louise Jacobi, is climbing the success and financial ladder in her career. Jacobi, originally from New York, gained popularity in the textile design industry through her work at Calvin Klein and now at Please Don’t Touch, known for interior design consultations. She has also co-founded her own company, Studio Virgo, based in California.

Located in California, Jacobi, who is 26 years old, has been building her empire since November 2020 and aims to expand it further. However, comparing their net worths remains challenging: Norrie’s stands at $6 million from tennis and sponsorships, while Jacobi’s remains undisclosed. 

However, Louise, who studied textile, graphic, and product design at the University of Michigan, may not be far behind in her lucrative designer career. Despite their financial statuses, their love story resonates with fans worldwide. The couple, celebrating their 3-year anniversary in 2022, often shares their adventures together. Jacobi supports Norrie at his matches, including this year’s Wimbledon.

Living in Monaco, Jacobi shares Norrie’s passion for sports, from tennis to Formula One racing, showing herself as a devoted sports fan. During important matches, like Norrie’s Wimbledon performances, her emotional investment is evident.

Louise Jacobi’s emotional reaction after Cameron Norrie’s Wimbledon 2022 season 

Louise Jacobi, who met Cameron Norrie through a mutual friend in 2019, initially “just wasn’t interested,” in the 28-year-old player. Over time, their relationship blossomed. In 2022, when Norrie defeated David Goffin in the Wimbledon quarterfinals, Jacobi was moved to tears, witnessing his career ascend to new heights.

“It was surreal. 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,” she said after the five-set match. As they continue to support each other personally and professionally, the couple will build upon their remarkable careers.