Frances Tiafoe SNAPPED in matching clothes with ‘hot’ girlfriend Ayan Broomfield as they celebrate 8 years of togetherness
Frances Tiafoe and her girlfriend, Ayan Broomfield, recently had a photo shoot to mark their eight-year relationship. Tiafoe and Broomfield have been dating since 2015; however, their relationship was first publicized in 2018.
Ayan Broomfield, a Canadian native, is also a professional tennis player. She has two ITF doubles titles to her name. She has a singles career high of No. 680 and a doubles career high of No. 467.
Broomfield recently took to social media to share a series of intimate pictures of herself and Tiafoe.
“8 years today,” Broomfield captioned her Instagram post.
Tiafoe re-shared Ayan Broomfield’s post on his social media, writing: “Year 8 tones @ayan.broomfield.“
Frances Tiafoe disappointed with his performance at the US Open semi-final
Frances Tiafoe was naturally frustrated after losing in four sets to friend and countryman Ben Shelton at the US Open. Only three times has he reached the quarter-finals of a Grand Slam, and only once has he advanced past that stage – in New York last year when he fell in an epic to eventual champion Carlos Alcaraz.
Tiafoe’s loss to Shelton came on the heels of a straight-sets loss to Grigor Dimitrov at Wimbledon, and his emotions were evident in his press conference.
He said, “Just gonna learn from these moments. Obviously can’t keep having these matches in slams. Some things you gotta learn from. Obviously at the end of the day, it hurts now, play a lot of matches in this game. I still want to end the year strong and try to end in the top 10.”
The 25-year-old was questioned if it had affected him going into the race as the favorite rather than the underdog.
He was quoted saying that this was a different seat. Ben also really wanted to win. Shelton showed up and played with vigor. But the weather was different that day. It was really heavy. It was not something he was expecting after playing at night earlier in the week.
He was particularly frustrated by his failure to finish the third set, which Shelton won after a tiebreaker, and his poor start in the fourth set.
He admitted, “Yeah, it was a little bit of a lull and unacceptable on my part.”
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