Emma Raducanu photos with new man and ‘lovers’ comment spark dating rumours
Emma Raducanu was pictured leaving her London home with Jack Coman last weekend and the pair were seen together at Twickenham and on a night out on Fulham Road
Emma Raducanu has set tongues wagging after she was seen spending a significant amount of her weekend with a mystery man. The former US Open champion was snapped leaving her south-west London flat with Jack Coman last Saturday.
Coman, who hails from New Zealand and is believed to work in finance, was spotted sitting behind 23-year-old Raducanu at Twickenham during England’s 33-19 victory over the All-Blacks later that day.
Raducanu enjoyed the match alongside Bridgerton star Simone Ashley – and they even managed to snag a post-match photo with England flanker Henry Pollock. Despite New Zealand’s loss, it didn’t dampen Coman’s spirits as he featured on Raducanu’s Instagram in a snap of them grinning during a night out on Fulham Road.
One friend commented “lovers” on the post, to which Raducanu responded with heart emojis. According to The Sun, an insider said: “She looked very happy. I’m not sure if they’re just friends or if there’s something more, but they seemed to enjoy each other’s company.”
Raducanu’s net worth is estimated to be at least £13.5million after her company reported a £5m profit in 2024. The UK’s top female tennis player also earns around £100,000 a week from her company Harbour 6.
Last week, Raducanu withdrew from two high-profile events in the United States, which were due to take place between December 7 and 8.
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The Kent-based starlet is believed to be nursing a minor bone bruise in her right foot. Raducanu had already wrapped up her season early due to health concerns, withdrawing from her final two official tournaments of the year after grappling with an illness throughout most of the Asian tour.
Despite missing out on hefty appearance fees she could have pocketed in the unofficial upcoming matches in America, Raducanu has had a successful year.
She demonstrated her ability to hold her own against some of the sport’s top players in her bouts with world No.1 Aryna Sabalenka at Wimbledon and Cincinnati, despite falling short both times.
While her 2025 record may not be the most stellar, with 28 wins and 22 losses, Raducanu has raked in £1.1m in WTA prize money alone. This doesn’t take into account the cash she’s made from appearance fees, sponsorships and bonuses.
Her career prize money earnings have now skyrocketed to a staggering £4.56m thus far.
