British tennis player Arthur Fery's divorced parents, Olivia and Loïc Fery, were present at Wimbledon to support their son during his historic semi-final match against Alexander Zverev.
Fery, 23, is only the second wildcard player in the history of the All England Club to reach the semi-finals. He secured his place in the penultimate round by defeating ninth seed Flavio Cobolli in straight sets.
His mother, Olivia, watched from one section of the stands, while his father, Loïc, attended with his partner Diana Kyllmann, a former professional tennis player and investment banker. Fery's parents divorced in 2022 after having three children together.
By reaching the semi-finals, Fery had already guaranteed himself a minimum prize of £900,000. A victory in the semi-final would have earned him at least £1.8 million as the runner-up.
Fery comes from a prominent family with a background in sports and finance. His mother, Olivia, was a professional tennis player who qualified for the French Open as a wildcard in 1991. His father, Loïc, is a hedge fund manager who once owned a French top-flight football club. Diana Kyllmann, Loïc's partner, was a national junior champion in Bolivia and now works in investment banking at Goldman Sachs. She also co-owns a padel company with Loïc.
Born in Paris but raised in London, Fery attended King's College School in Wimbledon. His mother is a member of the All England Club, and they often played on its courts during his childhood. Despite his family's background, Fery stated that he was never pressured into pursuing tennis, choosing the sport of his own accord.
Fery's current world ranking of 114 is set to enter the top 100 for the first time following his success at Wimbledon.