Tennis ace Jack Draper triumphed at Indian Wells on Sunday, securing the most significant win of his career so far. He earned his first ATP Masters title victory with a commanding 6-2, 6-2 performance against Holger Rune in the final. Draper received the £927,000 ($1.2million) grand prize in California, taking his career earnings to £5.14m ($6.65m), according to ATP. His recent triumph at Indian Wells adds to his two previous ATP titles from the Stuttgart and Vienna Opens last year. Additionally, Draper achieved his best Grand Slam result in 2024, reaching the US Open semi-finals. These successes have seen Draper's net worth reach an estimated £2.3m ($3m), a figure expected to rise following his latest achievement. His financial portfolio is bolstered by sponsorship deals, including one with Nike, and he has also made waves in the modelling industry. Jack Draper girlfriend As for his personal life, Jack Draper's relationship status remains unknown. Despite past rumours linking him romantically to tennis sensation Emma Raducanu and American influencer KT Lordahl, Draper maintains that his hectic schedule leaves little room for romance. "I've been lucky in my life to have a couple of really amazing connections with people," Draper said in an interview with The Times. "For me, it's more about someone who has got ambition, their own purpose in life, who's non-judgmental, someone with good values. "The most important thing to me right now is becoming the best tennis player I can be, especially the way the world is at the moment with all that [dating app] stuff. I'd rather meet someone out of genuine, almost coincidence, or when I'm focused on something else." Family roots Draper comes from a sporting family. His father, Roger Draper, is distinguished for his executive roles in various sports organisations. From 2003 to 2006, Roger was at the helm of Sport England before overseeing the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) as chief executive until 2013. He continued to make his mark as an executive at rugby league club Warrington Wolves between 2015 and 2017. During his tenure leading the LTA, Roger Draper launched an ambitious initiative titled 'Blueprint, a Strategy for British Tennis'. This strategic overhaul sought to revamp the organisation, enhancing its efficiency and overall impact. Under Draper's leadership, British Tennis experienced an impressive 500 per cent surge in membership numbers, and he was instrumental in initiating efforts to draw new participants to tennis. Since 2018, he has worked as a business advisor for Boston Consulting Group (BCG). His son Jack was born on December 22, 2001, in Sutton, England, and grew up in Ashtead, Surrey. His education included time spent at Parkside School in Stoke d'Abernon, Cobham, subsequently attending Reed's School in the same area for two years. The Indian Wells champion comes from a lineage of tennis talent, with his mother Nicky being a former British junior tennis champion and his brother Ben also pursuing the sport as a student-athlete. Tennis housemate Draper lives with fellow British tennis star Paul Jubb. The duo moved in together after Draper ventured out from the family house in Surrey. They appear to blend well despite a few light-hearted issues with household chores. "I'm enjoying being able to wash my own clothes. There's been the odd shrinking disaster, but we're back on track," Draper told Tatler. Jubb has an enviable tally of ATP Challenger and ITF Futures/World Tennis Tour finals, chalking up nine wins and two defeats. At 25 years old, neither he nor Draper has won a major singles final yet, but both are striving to make their mark on the sport.