Taylor Fritz reveals what he'll never do for girlfriend Morgan Riddle on social media... as tennis' most glamorous couple pose for GQ shoot

Tennis power couple Taylor Fritz and Morgan Riddle struck a pose as they took part in a GQ shoot, before opening up on the inner workings of their relationship.

Fritz, the No.4 ranked men's tennis player, and Riddle, a 28-year-old influencer, have been dating since 2020 and have become immensely popular among tennis fans. 

Riddle is regularly spotted in the stands at Fritz's games and documents it all online, offering fans an insight into the lifestyle of both a tennis star and a supportive WAG. 

Now, the couple have gone a step further by partaking in the GQ shoot, while also discussing the detailed ins-and-outs of their relationship. 

Riddle and Fritz threw on a range of outfits for the photoshoot, from summery swimwear fits to cozy, autumnal ensembles as they posed alongside each other.

Photos aside, the couple also delved into their love life but not before Riddle poked fun at her 'Type-B boyfriend' for his personal outfit choice for the interview.

They went on to discuss the challenges of dating as Fritz travels the globe to compete in tournaments. However, that didn't seem to be their biggest issue.

Instead, Fritz revealed that the demands of social media 'stress' him out and that he finds it difficult maintaining as much of an online presence as his partner. 

'Sometimes,' Fritz explained, 'if it's not a distraction, she'll ask me to do some kind of trend. Most of the time, I'll be like, 'That's kind of cringe. I don't want to do it.' 

Riddle chimed in: 'He won't lip-synch for a video. That's his number one rule.'

'Nooooo chance. I will see that everywhere on social media,' the US tennis star said. 'I feel bad about not doing as well as I can on TikTok or posting stories, stuff like that. 

'It's tough because in order to have really good content, you have to be thinking about it a lot, and putting a good amount of time into that'. 

While Fritz tends to shy away from the camera, Riddle thrives in front of it. So much so that during the GQ shoot, she vented her frustrations with tour rules over filming.

She explained: 'I've gotten multiple copyright strikes against my account when I post videos of him. In the last three years, the tournaments and the tour have gotten really strict with where you can film and where you can't.

'I'm not allowed to have a camera in the box anymore, whereas a couple of years ago, none of those rules were in place.'

'The people who make those decisions are thinking one way and I'm thinking, Okay, think about the fan girls, the people who create memes. That's what builds a cult following in a sport. It's frustrating, and it's archaic.' 

Just last month, after a disappointing US Open exit Fritz, Riddle took to Instagram to look back on another - mostly happy - year cheering on her beau in New York.

Riddle, was eager to focus on positive memories as she posted a collage to her Instagram story featuring pictures from the last three US Opens.

In each of the three photos, which were labeled by year, Riddle is seen holding a honeydeuce in the company of friends in the stands.