Emma Raducanu has been the subject of speculation after being spotted spending a considerable amount of time over the weekend with a man whose identity remains undisclosed. The former US Open champion was photographed leaving her residence in southwest London in the company of Jack Coman last Saturday.
Coman, a native of New Zealand believed to be employed in the finance sector, was observed alongside 23-year-old Raducanu at Twickenham during England’s 33-19 triumph over the All-Blacks on the same day. Raducanu, accompanied by Bridgerton actress Simone Ashley, also posed for a picture with England flanker Henry Pollock following the match. Despite New Zealand’s defeat, Coman appeared in high spirits as he featured in Raducanu’s Instagram post, capturing a moment of them smiling during an outing on Fulham Road.
A friend playfully commented “lovers” on the post, prompting Raducanu to respond with heart emojis. According to insider reports from The Sun, Raducanu appeared content in the company of Coman, sparking speculation about the nature of their relationship.
With an estimated net worth of at least £13.5 million, Raducanu’s financial success has been boosted by her company’s £5 million profit in 2024 and her earnings of approximately £100,000 per week from Harbour 6. Despite withdrawing from two prestigious events in the United States scheduled for December 7 and 8, the tennis starlet attributed her absence to a minor bone bruise in her right foot. This injury, coupled with ongoing health issues, led Raducanu to conclude her season prematurely after skipping her final two tournaments during the Asian tour.
Although missing out on significant appearance fees from the canceled matches in the US, Raducanu’s performance against top players like Aryna Sabalenka at Wimbledon and Cincinnati showcased her competitive prowess. Despite a mixed 2025 record of 28 wins and 22 losses, Raducanu has accumulated £1.1 million in WTA prize money alone, not including her additional earnings from sponsorships and bonuses.
Raducanu’s career prize money earnings have now soared to an impressive £4.56 million to date.