Former British tennis star Tim Henman, known for his Wimbledon performances, has been living a private life with his wife Lucy and their three daughters. Henman, who reached the Wimbledon semi-finals four times but never made it to a Grand Slam final, is now associated with SW19 due to his BBC commentary work.
Away from the spotlight, Henman and his wife Lucy reside in a luxurious manor house in Aston Tirrold, Oxfordshire, set on five acres of land. The property includes features like an outdoor pool, stables, a tennis court, and eight bedrooms with traditional interiors.
Henman and Lucy are proud parents to three daughters – Rose Elizabeth, Olivia Susan, and Grace. The family lives a quiet life, away from the public eye and have a fondness for animals, with horses, dogs, and cats being part of their household.
Henman has been a steadfast supporter of British tennis sensation Emma Raducanu since her US Open triumph in 2021. He provided guidance to Raducanu during her historic run and praised her playing style and behaviour on the court.
Despite Raducanu facing challenges, including injuries and a first-round exit at the US Open, Henman remains optimistic about her future in tennis. He believes that with improved physical conditioning, Raducanu has the potential to climb back to the top ranks in the sport.
Henman’s admiration for Raducanu’s talent and dedication is evident in his continued support and encouragement for her career. He believes that Raducanu has a bright future ahead and is confident in her abilities to succeed in the sport.
As Henman continues to be involved in tennis through his support for Raducanu and his commentary work, he remains a respected figure in the British tennis community. His dedication to the sport and his role in mentoring young talents like Raducanu showcase his enduring passion for tennis.