Biography of Katie Boulter [Age, Height, Family, Awards & Net Worth]

The younger David Boulter and Sue Boulter, two children, played tennis with her brother James Gartshore Boulter.

Boulter’s mother is also a tennis player and plays tennis representing Great Britain a few times.

Katie followed her mother’s career and started playing tennis from the age of 4 and represented Great Britain at 8.

Beating her brother while playing tennis was always a motivating factor for Katie. Once, she confessed that.

‘We used to practice together at this local court down the road from our house. It was the only thing I could eventually beat him in, so that felt great.’

Her academic record shows that she attended Loughborough College in Leicestershire, England.

Furthermore, the tennis player has not revealed much information related to her educational qualification. If found, the readers are updated soon.

Katie Boulter Career: Amateur and Professional

Early Career

As mentioned earlier, Katie joined tennis at a very early age, i.e., 5 years. She even continued playing it at her high school and university level.

Her professional career started in 2008 when she won the Lemon Bowl in Rome. At that time, the young tennis player seems to be only 11 years.

In 2011, the Britain girl became the finalist in the Junior Orange Bowl Tennis championship at the age of 14. Later on, she won her first senior doubles title at a $10,000 event in 2013 in Sharm el-Sheikh.

Continuing her Tennis career with success, the young tennis player became a finalist with Ivana Jorovic at the Australian Open juniors girls’ doubles in January 2014.

The same year in May, Katie won her first single title against a British player Eden Silva in Sharm el-Sheikh.

In the same event, Boulter won the double titles against Nina Stojanovic, to whom she had lost a match in the previous game.

Luckily she got a wildcard for Wimbledon qualifying in the same year, 2014.

But she could not make it to the second round losing against Italian player Alberta Brianti in a three-set match lasting two and a half hours.

Katie Boulter Illness

The huge success of Katie at such an early age didn’t last long. At the end of the year 2014, December, the trip to India became a nasty case in Boulter’s life.

She had chronic fatigue syndrome (CFC).

CFC is long-term silliness that mostly affects a person’s nervous system, making you feel tired and unable to perform daily activities.

This illness took 12 months of her career out of the track. It almost ended her career. After recovering from the illness, Once she said while talking with Telegraph:

I’m really proud of myself for fighting back

Although she has now recovered, she is mindful of not over-training or playing too hectic a schedule.

Career After Illness

In 2016, the young player lost in the first match for Wimbledon, qualifying three times. But the same year, she won one singles title on the ITF Circuit.

Later in the year 2017, Katie won one singles title on the ITF circuit.

Despite many ups and downs in her professional career and personal life, the Britain girl stood up, fighting with every struggle making the year 2018 one of the most successful and fruitful years of her life.

In April 2018, Boulter won her first $25,000 singles title in Obidos. Similarly, she made a $60,000 singles title event that happened in Fukuoka, Japan.

Katie received a wildcard for a WTA tournament in Nottingham and reached her first WTA quarterfinal after losing the first qualifying round for the French round.

In the early days of 2018, the 24-year tennis player received a wildcard to the $100,000 grass-court tournament but lost against Kirsten Flipkens in the final.

In July, the same year, after receiving a wildcard to the Wimbledon, she won her first-round against Veronica Cepede Royg but lost against Naomi Osaka in the second round.

2019 – Present Career

At the beginning of the 2019 season, Boulter started the season with Hobart International in Tasmania, Australia but lost against Greet Minnen in the qualifying round.

After that, she played against Ekaterina Makarova in the Australian Open, where Katie won the match with a tiebreak of 10-6.

But in the second round of the same match, she lost against Aryna Sabalenka.

In the next tournament, she defeated Bernarda Pera, Katarina Zavatska, and Ysaline Bonaventure in the qualifier round for St. Petersburg Ladies’ Trophy.

Later on, Boulter played against Conny Perrin at the Mexican Open tournament. After reaching to 6th qualifying seed, Katin lost against Marie Bouzkova in Miami Open.

The year 2020 started with a pandemic Covid-19, which came at a very wrong time in Katie’s career. Moreover, the whole world suffered from pandemics and was not able to go about their regular lives.

A gap exists between the Boulter and tennis tournaments. However, the young girl planned to volunteer with Age UK that’ll give contact with older people.

The 24-year lady utilizes the period to become more comfortable with a different surface she’s completely unfamiliar with.

Currently, Katie is a member of the LTA’s Pro Scholarship Programme, the highest level of support offered to develop elite players.

During the 2021 season, after the pandemic was controlled, Katie beat Coco Guff in the Australian Open warm-up.

Boulter claims that this is one of her biggest career achievements where she set a three-set victory.

Katie Boulter: Award and Achievements

2011 – awarded the Aegon Junior Player Award.

March 2014 – rated as the number 10th junior tennis player in the world.

Katie Boulter: Career Rankings

Also, you can view the Boulter Live Flashscore from here.

Katie Boulter: Age, Height, and Physical Appearance

The tennis player turned 24 this year and was born under the sun sign Leo. People born under the Leo sun sign are creative, warm-hearted, cheerful.

Similarly, she stands out at the height of 5ft 11 in (1.82m), weighing around 68 kg at present.

Likewise, Boulter’s physical look is quite attractive and impressive. She has got a pair of Green color eyes and Blonde hair color with a slim body figure.

Her slender legs and maintained body figure make her look very attractive.

However, all the information regarding Katie’s body measurements, shoe size is kept secret and disclosed to the public.

Moreover, she belongs to British nationality with mixed ethnicity. However, she has not mentioned anything related to the religion she follows.

Is Katie Single? Katie Boulter Personal Life

As of now, Katie has not confirmed dating any other guy. The British young tennis player is focusing more on her growing career rather than on her love life.

However, in the past, she was alleged with an American tennis player, Jack Sock.

Likewise, different social media claims that Before Jack, Katie had one previous relationship with Tommy Paul. But she has not been engaged previously.

Both of the couples kept their relationship low and did not publicize it. Later on, the couples separated. The reason for the couple’s separation is still unknown to the public.

Currently, Katie is said to be in a love relationship with Alex de Minaur, a Tennis player.

Alex posted a picture of him and Katie on social media, where they seemed to be spending their holidays together.

Not to mention, for now, she is living a single life and enjoying her life by spending time with family and traveling to different places enjoying her vacations.

Katie Boulter: Net Worth and Career Earnings

It’s no surprise that the talented tennis player would earn a handsome salary because it’s common sense to keep hard-working and dedicated players such as her.

Similarly, lots of tennis player earns prize money at various tournaments.

The bold and talented tennis player has an estimated net worth of around $1- $5 million.

Katie’s primary income source comes from prize money she gets from tournaments. Although her exact salary isn’t known to the public, she must have a high salary range.

She has been able to earn this huge amount of wealth all by herself within some years.

Moreover, the 24-year-old tennis player has collaborated with various brand endorsements like NikeCourt. Wilson Tennis, Sorapol, Airbnb.

So this can also be considered as one of her sources of earning money. She has done a lot of ads and promotions with different brand endorsements.

Katie Boulter’s Social Media Presence

Apart from the fortunes, she has collected, she has also successfully assembled plenty of followers in her social account. Katie makes interesting posts and updates related to her career.

She mostly uses Instagram to communicate with her fans and followers. She has 97.8k followers on Instagram.

The tennis player is available on Twitter as @KatieBoulter1 with 29.7 k followers.

With more than 10k followers, Britain girls share the most important highlights of her life with her fans through her Facebook account.

Some FAQs

1. Is Katie Boulter Injured?

Yes. The young lady suffers from a back injury when playing for her country against Kazakhstan in a Fed Cup tie in April.

2. Who is the coach of Katie Boulter?

Boulter is trained by three coaches Jeremy Bates, Nigel Sears, and Mark Taylor.

3. Has Katie Boulter been involved in any modeling projects?

Yes. Apart from her tennis career, the 24 years have a keen interest in fashion. Moreover, she has featured in Vogue Magazine in the year 2018.

4. Who is Katie’s Boyfriend?

As of now, Katie seems to be in a relationship with a Tennis player Alex de Minaur.