Morgan Riddle says she is done dating athletes and has drawn up a 33-point list of non-negotiables for whoever comes next. The influencer, who was Taylor Fritz's girlfriend for almost six years, told Elle that her future partner will need to match her on political alignment, life goals and intellectual intimacy — and stay away from sports betting and gambling.
That blunt reset lands now because Riddle has spent years in the public eye as a tennis-adjacent figure, not just as Fritz's ex-girlfriend. Her profile surged after she went viral at Wimbledon a few years ago, and the attention only grew after she was labeled “The Most Famous Woman in Men's Tennis” on the cover of. Her latest remarks turn that visibility into a personal boundary: the next relationship, she says, will not involve an athlete.
Riddle put it in plain language. “I made, like, a 33-point non-negotiables list for [my next relationship],” she said, describing a checklist that starts with values and extends into the details of how she wants to live. The list is not framed as a joke or a throwaway wish list. It reads like a boundary line for someone who has already spent years in a relationship that played out alongside a demanding sports calendar and a public audience.
That is why the athlete ban matters. Riddle may still show up around tournaments and fashion events as part of her influencer work, including at the 2025 Wimbledon Championships on July 11, 2025, and at the 2025 CFDA Fashion Awards on Nov. 3, 2025. But she is drawing a sharp line between the world she appears in for work and the one she wants in private. Her comments suggest she is not stepping away from the sports spotlight entirely; she is stepping away from letting it define her dating life.
What remains open is simple: who, if anyone, fits a 33-point standard built around compatibility rather than celebrity. For now, Riddle has answered the most immediate question herself. She is not looking for another athlete, and she is making sure the next person knows it before the relationship begins.
