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How Morgan Riddle is getting over her Taylor Fritz breakup

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How Morgan Riddle is getting over her Taylor Fritz breakup
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Morgan Riddle has confirmed her breakup with tennis player Taylor Fritz through a playful TikTok video. In the video, she expresses a lighthearted approach to the split, showcasing her new purse and stating, 'Make breakups fun again.' The couple, who met on a dating app in 2020, had been facing breakup rumors prior to the announcement.

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Sports Entertainment How Morgan Riddle is getting over her Taylor Fritz breakup By Jenna Lemoncelli Published April 28, 2026, 5:47 p.m. ET Influencer Morgan Riddle confirmed her split from tennis star Taylor Fritz in a cheeky TikTok video on Monday. Riddle, who made a career out of wearing fashionable outfits to Fritz’s tennis matches during their nearly six-year relationship, wrote, “Make breakups fun again” with a smiling emoji, as she showed off her new purse. “Bought a bag instead of a couch,” Riddle added. @moorrgs make breakups fun again 🤏🏻🤏🏻🤏🏻😋 ♬ original sound – user08192866780 The TikTok was set to a “Love Story” remix song by Taylor Swift. Riddle appeared to be in her new apartment in New York, as there were moving boxes in the background.

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