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Influencer Wife Blasts Nantucket Store's 'No Influencers' Sign

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  • Paige Lorenze criticized a Nantucket store's 'No Influencers' sign.
  • She argued the sign delegitimizes women in the creator economy.
  • Lorenze founded her own lifestyle and clothing brand, Dairy Boy.
Influencer Wife Blasts Nantucket Store's 'No Influencers' Sign

Paige Lorenze, wife of tennis player Tommy Paul, has recently voiced strong criticism regarding a 'No Influencers' sign displayed at the Four Winds Craft Guild, a Nantucket business established in 1948. Lorenze, a prominent socialite and influencer with over one million Instagram followers, shared her objections via Instagram stories. She questioned the feminist stance of a business that proudly displays such a sign, suggesting it undermines women who have found power and success in the creator economy. Lorenze emphasized that women are significant drivers of this industry, redirecting marketing budgets and demonstrating significant entrepreneurial capabilities through their engaged audiences. She founded her own lifestyle and clothing brand, Dairy Boy, in 2021, which features items like loungewear and candles. Lorenze stated her ambition to build a brand that reflects her personal style and aesthetic. In her personal life, Lorenze and Tommy Paul began dating in 2022 and became engaged in 2026, with their wedding taking place on July 14, 2026, at Old Westbury Gardens in Long Island, New York. Lorenze has described their relationship as healthy, with strong communication and mutual support for each other's careers.

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