Arthur Fery, a British tennis player who recently competed in the Wimbledon semi-finals, has joined the celebrity dating app Raya in his search for a relationship. The 24-year-old wildcard entry used a photograph of himself shaking hands with the Princess of Wales as part of his profile on the exclusive platform.
Fery's impressive run at Wimbledon concluded when he was defeated in straight sets by the eventual runner-up, Alexander Zverev. He listed his profession as 'professional tennis player' in his Raya biography, also noting his time at Stanford University, where he attended on a tennis scholarship.
His profile also includes an image of him waving to the Centre Court crowd after his semi-final loss and pictures of him playing on the grass court and during post-game interviews. The song "We Are The People" by Empire of the Sun is featured on his profile.
Fery was previously in a relationship with Honor Millard, a Durham University graduate and former schoolmate. He is one of three siblings; his sister Albane works at Christian Dior, and his brother Maxime worked at Wimbledon as a runner.
His mother, who competed in Roland Garros in 1991, reached a peak world ranking of 225. Fery's father, Loic, is a businessman who previously owned the French Ligue 1 football club Lorient. Arthur Fery earned approximately £900,000 from his recent Wimbledon performance.