Tommy Paul is making history at the , but his model girlfriend wants to see even more from him. After his commanding straight-sets victory over Alexei Popyrin on Sunday, Paul became the first American male to reach the Roland Garros quarter-finals since the legendary Andre Agassi in 2003.

Not standing alone in his success, Frances Tiafoe later joined Paul in the quarters, marking a significant moment for US Paul now has a daunting task ahead as he takes on the tournament favourite in the last eight, while Tiafoe goes up against eighth seed Lorenzo Musetti. Despite his impressive progress, Paul's partner, Paige Lorenze, feels there's room for growth and has two wishes for her partner. Speaking to Lorenze said: "I think of all the American guys, Tommy is the most reserved in terms of self-promotion.

"I'm pushing him in general to create content because I see the value in it, and I want him to make the most of his career. There's an entire side of Twitter that goes nuts for him! And sometimes I also wish he would involve the crowd a little bit more."

Lorenze admires Paul's modesty though. She added: "But there's also a lot of strength to that. He's so modest, and... not shy, but not boastful. My favourite thing about him is that he's humble, and so gracious, and not cocky. And I love the way he treats other players."

Lorenze is well-acquainted with the limelight thanks to her career choice and active social media star. The 27-year-old boasts nearly a million followers on Instagram and almost another million subscribers across her YouTube and TikTok accounts.

The brunette is frequently spotted supporting her boyfriend at tournaments, cheering him on from the sidelines. She also shares content from his events, offering fans a peek into her fashion choices and activities when Paul is not around.

However, she has been accused of getting a bit too involved in the action, with critics suggesting that Lorenze seems overly keen to share her boyfriend's spotlight. The American stirred controversy last year when she joined the on-court celebrations after Paul's victory at the Queen's Club Championships.

It's unusual for partners to join players in their title celebrations, but Lorenze made sure she was front and centre during what was arguably the biggest moment of her boyfriend's career so far.

Some interpreted her hand around the back of Paul's neck as controlling during what should have been his moment. Reports also emerged suggesting that Lorenze appeared to be directing photographers on the ground, allegedly in search of the perfect photo.

Despite some negative feelings towards his girlfriend, Paul has fully earned his place in the Paris quarter-finals. His fourth-round victory over Popyrin marked his first straight-sets win of the tournament, although the odds indicate that achieving another may be a challenge.