Morgan Riddle heats up Australian Open in sizzling red shoestring tank top fit

A tennis Grand Slam is back, and so are the fire looks from Morgan Riddle in the stands.
The Australian Open kicked off the first major tournament of 2025 and Riddle is in Melbourne to support her man, No. 4 seed Taylor Fritz. Known as “The most famous woman in men’s tennis” for her model looks and stunning fashion choices, Riddle hopes to top an epic 2024 that culminated at the US Open with fits like her look straight out of the movie Clueless, and her flawless royal minidress for the final match.
Riddle burst onto Aussie scene again with fellow WAG Costeen Hatzi — Nick Kyrgios’ girlfriend — where the two stunned in their elegant all white dresses. She followed that up with a fire-red shoestring tank top, ab-flaunting top with a skirt for Fritz’s opening match against Jenson Brooksby.
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“@australia hey. missed u,” she wrote on her post. Last year Fritz made it to the quarterfinal round of the tournament.
It was the lucky red, too, as Fritz would win in straight sets, 6-2, 6-0, 6-3, to advance to the second round. He will face off against Cristian Garin of Chile on Thursday.
The couple has been together since June of 2020 and certainly with the way both looked for the first match, they’ll be a main attraction of the tournament.
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