Who Are Madison Keys Family And Siblings? Meet Her Sisters Montana, Sydney, & Hunter

Rick Keys was a Division III All-American while playing collegiate basketball at Augustana College. Rick appears to be calm when it comes to his daughter’s professional life. In fact, he spent the majority of his time at Rock Island to support Madison’s desire.

Madison is multiracial due to her parents’ racial backgrounds: her father is African-American and her mother is European-American.

She gave an interview to the New York Times in 2015 where she stated that she would rather be known for who she is than for her race, though. She declared that she does not consider herself to be white or African-American, but just Madison.

The professional tennis player represents Fearlessly Girl, an organization dedicated to combating bullying and cyberbullying, with a focus on high school girls. She co-founded the organization with Kate Whitfield, and the first summit was held in Rock Island, Illinois.

Madison also relaunched Fearlessly Girl in February 2020 as a charitable foundation called Kindness Wins. The group was then dubbed a kindness platform, emphasizing kindness to oneself and others in times of adversity. She hopes to work with other organizations that share her goals in order to give grants and support to people who are making the world a better place.

Madison has two younger sisters, Montana and Hunter, and an older sister, Sydney. While many people believe they must be associated with this sport, none of them are tennis players.

Madison developed an early interest in tennis. She became interested in tennis when she was four years old after watching Wimbledon on television.

Her parents promised to get her a white tennis dress similar to the one Venus Williams was wearing if she took up the sport. Keys has stated that she admires Roger Federer on the court for his poise and upbeat demeanor. She grew up admiring the Williams sisters as well.

For example, while Keys initially admired Venus for her tennis attire, she later came to admire Serena for her work in closing the gender pay gap in tennis. She also admired Kim Clijsters and Lindsay Davenport, who would become her future coach.

Keys has close friends in CoCo Vandeweghe and Sloane Stephens. Madison hugged Stephens after losing in the 2017 US Open final. The following year, she defeated Vandeweghe in the Stanford Classic final, after which she leaped onto Vandeweghe’s lap.

Madison Keys, who has yet to marry, has been dating professional male tennis player Bjorn Fratangelo since July 2017. Madison formally announced the couple’s relationship on Instagram in December 2017, and they frequently share photos on the social media platform, including on Valentine’s Day. According to reports, Bjorn and Madison live together in Florida.

When it comes to Madison Keys’ net worth, it is estimated to be $8 million USD. Tennis is her main source of income, and she also donates to several charitable organizations. Furthermore, she earns well through a variety of brand endorsements.

Madison Keys is a brand ambassador for Evian, a French water company. She has partnered with Acuvue, a contact lens manufacturer. Similarly, she was a Nike athlete when she was fourteen years old. The player uses Wilson racquets and supports the Orangetheory Fitness business in Florida.

Madison Keys made her professional debut in February 2009, at the age of 14. She had only played in one previous professional tournament, where she lost her only match, before making her WTA Tour debut a few months later at the Ponte Vedra Beach Championships.

Keys defeated Alla Kudryavtseva, ranked 81st in the world, in straight sets in her debut. She became the youngest player to win a WTA tour-level match at the age of 14, surpassing Martina Hingis in 1994.