Jordan Thompson does not have a wife as he is not married yet but he certainly has a girlfriend. Get to know his partner and family life details.

Jordan is an Australian professional tennis player who made his Grand Slam debut at the 2014 Australian Open.

Jordan Thompson Wife Or Girlfriend: Brittany Hockley

Jordan Thompson has not been married yet and therefore does not have a wife.

However, this professional tennis player has been dating his girlfriend named Brittany Hockley, since February 2021.

It is known that Brittany is a mental health presenter for Beautiful Minds, which is the only government-funded organization that travels to schools all over Australia and presents all aspects of mental health.

We can also see Jordan and Brittany together in one of his Instagram posts, and he also shares a lot about her as they are in an open relationship.

Are Jordan Thompson And Brittany Hockley Married?

No, Jordan Thompson and Brittany Hockley are not married yet.

However, looking at their relationship, no one will be surprised if, sooner or later, Brittany gets married to Jordan.

None of the two have ever shared any views or plans of getting married, but they have been in a severe relationship and may get married one day.

Currently, both are focused on building their careers, and both have been supporting each other very well in each step.

Jordan Thompson Family

Jordan Thompson was born to an Australian family.

On April 20, 1994, he was born in Sydney, Australia, which makes his current age to be 27 years old.

His father’s name is Stephen Thompson, and his mother’s name is Karen Thompson, and Jordan also has a brother named Andy Thompson and a sister named KarlieThompson.

He has not shared much detailed information about his family members or even his early life, which also hides his education qualification.

Jordan started his junior career at the 2012 US Open when he partnered with fellow Australian Nick Kyrgios to final.

Moreover, he made his debut on the professional circuit in qualifying at the 2013 Apia International Sydney, where he lost to Guillermo Garcia-Lopez.