For the second year in a row, Trinity Rodman will be serving looks of love at Wimbledon as Ben Shelton seeks to win his first Grand Slam title.

The highest-paid women's soccer player in the world was front and center in the tennis star's cheering section at the 2025 tournament alongside his mom Lisa Shelton, dad Bryan Shelton and sister Emma Shelton. The Washington Spirit forward also turned heads with a series of designer looks as her boyfriend made it to the quarterfinals, where he lost to eventual champion Jannik Sinner.

But at more low-key tournaments (which, compared to Wimbledon, is all of them) and while living life in general, Rodman is known for sporting custom Shelton merch, such as the "BEN 10" tank-top she was wearing June 14 when he won the BOSS Open in Stuttgart, Germany.

"I won a title at I think every tournament she's been at this year," the 23-year-old said from the court as Rodman, having just flown in from playing with the U.S. Women's National Team in Brazil, looked on. "You're definitely the good luck charm, so I really appreciate you making the effort."

And Shelton is also happy to get on a plane when possible to catch Rodman at work, jetting to a Spirit game after shoulder pain forced him to retire during his third-round match at the 2025 U.S. Open last August.

Rodman had been in New York for his opening match—"My girlfriend took the red eye from California last night to be here," Shelton told the crowd after his win—and crashed his post-match press conference to troll him about his slightly slower than usual serve. (He returned the favor after she had a two-goal game in September, taking the field to interview her for ESPN. When she cracked up, he said, "I'm gonna be the bigger man, I'm gonna keep it positive.")

But when it came to his disappointing U.S. Open exit, she was all heart, posting to her Instagram Stories, "You are strength and dedication. I love you, and you’ll be back stronger." 

Shelton duly consoled Rodman from his front-row seat in November when the Spirit came up short in the NWSL Championship match, losing to Gotham FC.

But stomaching the occasional loss comes with the program, and they'll both have their game faces on as Wimbledon gets underway June 29.

Coming into the third Grand Slam of the year, Shelton is ranked No. 5 in the world—and is seeded No. 4, thanks to Carlos Alcaraz skipping the tournament as he continues his recovery from a wrist injury.

Of course, with great skill comes great expectations, and that's where having a girlfriend who gets it comes in. Both athletes are adept at this point at shutting out the noise and thriving in the spotlight.

“Outside pressures do nothing but put your own expectations too high and start impacting every little detail of your game,” Rodman, whose father is Dennis Rodman, told Red Bull in May 2025.

Shelton said he tries "not to focus on proving myself as much as I focus on improving my game," telling Thorne in April 2025, "Pressure is always there, but as we say in tennis, pressure is a privilege. I channel that into my game by staying present, fighting for every point, and seizing the energy on the biggest stage."

And the competitive couple don't just appreciate each other's athletic prowess. A reel posted on Wimbledon's Instagram June 23 showed Shelton showing off some fancy footwork with a soccer ball during a practice session at the All-England Club, and he's been giving Rodman tennis lessons.

"I'm getting really good at tennis," she told TNT Sports in January. And "he's really good at soccer, it's really bizarre."

She even told him to edit out a piece of video they shot on the pitch in which she came at him left-footed and "he destroyed me," Rodman said with a laugh. "But once I'm able to beat him in a point or something, a rally, then I'll maybe set the tripod up."

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