Tommy Paul’s fiancée, Paige Lorenze, recently provided an update on what the couple has been up to after the former World No. 8 concluded his tennis season prematurely. Lorenze shared that she and Paul spent time with close friends celebrating Friendsgiving, a Thanksgiving-themed meal typically enjoyed with friends in the days leading up to the holiday in the country.
Paul and Lorenze have been together for more than three years, publicly announcing their relationship in 2022. The couple became engaged after three years of dating in July 2025.
Tommy Paul’s Fiancée Paige Lorenze Hosts ‘Annual Friendsgiving’ With Good Food and Close Friends
Lorenze is a New York-based social media fashion influencer, entrepreneur, and content creator. She is a graduate of the Parsons School of Design, and in 2021, she founded Dairy Boy, a clothing brand.
Recently, Lorenze took to social media to share a series of pictures and videos showing her and Paul celebrating Friendsgiving. She mentioned that she hosted her “annual Friendsgiving” and posted a video flaunting the food prepared by a chef specifically for their gathering.
“thomas has arrived!” Lorenze captioned her Instagram story.
“hosted my annual friendsgiving last night and had the most amazing chef come,” she added.
On the tennis side of things, this season at the Grand Slam tournaments, Paul reached the quarterfinals at the 2025 Australian Open and the French Open, where he lost to eventual runner-up Alexander Zverev and eventual champion Carlos Alcaraz, respectively. At the Wimbledon Championships, he was eliminated in the second round by Sebastian Ofner, and he lost in the third round at the US Open to Alexander Bublik.
The former World No. 8’s best results this season included reaching the semifinals at the 2025 Adelaide International, Dallas Open, Italian Open, and U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championships. In Adelaide, Dallas, and Houston, he lost to the eventual champions Félix Auger-Aliassime, Denis Shapovalov, and Jenson Brooksby, respectively. In Rome, he was eliminated by eventual runner-up Jannik Sinner.
Paul’s second half of his 2025 tennis season was plagued by injuries. Following the Wimbledon Championships, he missed competing in several tournaments on the North American hard-court swing, participating only in the 2025 Cincinnati Open and the US Open.
After the New York Major, Paul was scheduled to compete in the 2025 Shanghai Masters, the Laver Cup, the Stockholm Open, and the Paris Masters. However, he withdrew from all these tournaments due to injury, thus ending his season prematurely.
