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Novak Djokovic for a place in the final of the historic championship - came within one click of his tennis career hitting the net. His coach David Rotiti compiled an email to Norrie's parents saying the "rebel" was not the "right fit" for the Texas Christian University where he was honing his court skills - and would have to leave.Though a talented player, Rotiti feared the wannabe was not dedicated enough to be a pro - and spent too much time having fun, drinking beer and chasing girls.

As Cameron Norrie progressed to Wimbledon’s semi-finals his girlfriend Louise Jacobi was seen cheering him on from the stands. THe pair have been dating since 2019.

Wimbledon hopeful Cameron Norrie will be cheered on by his interior designer WAG Louise Jacobi as he bids to reach the last four on Tuesday.Norrie became the first British male to reach the quarter-finals of the tournament since Andy Murray in 2017 when he beat American Tommy Paul at the weekend, with Jacobi cheering him on from the supporters' box. That win has set up a clash with David Goffin on No.1 Court, with the prize a semi-final meeting with the winner of Novak Djokovic vs Jannik Sinner.However, who is the business owner cheering her tennis star partner on in the crowd at Wimbledon?READ MORE:"Ridiculous" Wimbledon rule forced female stars to play braless - giving fans an eyefulJacobi hails from New Zealand, the nation Norrie moved to aged three and lived in for 13 years before arriving in England in 2011.

Cameron Norrie is one of Britain's tennis aces after turning professional in 2017 and now ranking No. 12 in the world for his singles matches. But while he takes centre stage at his games eagle-eyed fans have spotted a mystery woman cheering him on from the stand - but who is she? The successful young woman who hails from New Zealand is called Louise Jacobi and she is the founder and director of an interior design company called Please Don’t Touch.

Cameron Norrie, who is taking part in the Wimbledon Tennis tournament this year, has opened up about what causes “tension” at home between himself and girlfriend Louise Jacobi.The athlete has revealed the pair sometimes “get into arguments” during their time in the kitchen together. Cameron, 26, appears to have been dating Louise for a number of years, though it is not known exactly how long. The British men's No 1, ranked 12 in the world on the official ATP chart, has admitted in a new interview that one source of tension over the years has been their time in the kitchen together. “We get into arguments when we cook,” he admitted.The tennis star went on to explain that, while Louise was a diligent recipe follower, he was more of a maverick chef. “Because Louise always wants to follow recipes to the letter while I prefer to wing it and experiment a bit,” he told The Times. Last October, Cameron secured his first ATP Masters 1000 title by beating Nikoloz Basilashvil at the BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells.He turned professional back in 2017, and has since been one of Britain’s most exciting tennis stars. Cameron has so far attained four ATP Tour singles titles and one doubles title and has held the honour of British number one in men's singles since October 18, 2021.While the athlete keeps a pretty tight lid on his private life, the South African-born player has been publicly dating Louise since 2020 - although the pair may have struck up a romance long before that point. The first picture of the couple was posted to Instagram in 2020, but one post marking Cameron’s birthday featured a comment from Louise that indicated they had been dating for at least a year.Under the post, Louise had told Cameron he had “kept her