Inside a Wimbledon star’s home for tournament as Wag of US star Tommy Paul gives tour inside stunning rented pad
TOMMY PAUL’S Wag has shared a look inside the stunning rented pad they will be staying in during Wimbledon.
Influencer Paige Lorenze gave her fans a glimpse into the home ahead of the tournament.
World number 12 Paul heads into Wimbledon off the back of winning at Queen’s last weekend, with Paige cheering him on.
The couple have since headed to Wimbledon Village ahead of Paul’s first round clash with Pedro Martinez of Spain on Monday.
Ahead of the match, Paige gave a tour of where they will be staying throughout Wimbledon.
The businesswoman showed off the three-floor home in her latest YouTube vlog.
Meanwhile, she has also shared snaps from inside the pad with her 639,000 Instagram followers.
The home features a massive garden with a large seating area and basketball hoop, which Paul and Paige have already made use of.
She also showed off her cooking skills in the stylish kitchen by making pasta during the video.
Paige added that the kitchen has a pizza oven too, telling her fans: “The house is really great. There is also a pizza oven which is really exciting, we just need to get gas for it.”
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Wimbledon 2024 prize money
PRIZE MONEY for the 2024 Wimbledon Championships is a new record – and puts the grass-court Slam at the top of the tree.
The All England Club will dish out £50million across all the events – an increase of £5.3m and 11.9 per cent on last year, where singles champions Carlos Alcaraz and Marketa Vondrousova picked up £2.35m each.
However, the king and queen of grass this July will collect an extra £350,000 – taking the winner’s earnings to £2.7m.
Here is the breakdown for the 2024 Wimbledon singles prize money:
- Winner: £2.7m
- Runner-up: £1.4m
- Semi-finalists: £715,000
- Quarter-finalists: £375,000
- Fourth round: £226,000
- Third round: £143,000
- Second round: £93,000
- First round: £60,000
- Overall total: £50m
Elsewhere, the living room walls are covered in fancy artwork as well as a large wall-mounted TV.
Other features of the lounge area include a football table and keyboard.
The bathroom continues the stylish aesthetic with tiled flooring and a large bath.
Tennis stars pay thousands for accommodation during Wimbledon, with support also provided by Tennis London.
The firm work with players to find them the best private accommodation for their time at the tournament.
Small apartments in the area can be rented for as much as £1,700-per-week, whilst five bedroom houses are on offer for up to £16,000-per-week.
It is unknown how much Paul’s rented pad has set him back, but he is being joined in Wimbledon Village by Paige.
She will likely catch the eye in the crowd once again after wowing fans at Queen’s.
Paige posed alongside Paul with the trophy and smooched her partner following his victory over Lorenzo Musetti in the final.
The 26-year-old similarly showed her support for Paul at last year’s Australian Open.
Paul will be hoping to surpass his best Wimbledon performance of round four, starting on Monday against Martinez.