Tennis player Tommy Paul and influencer Paige Lorenze have married earlier this month on Long Island. Despite changing her last name and public handle, Paige Lorenze Paul continues to engage actively in her influencer role.

The name change to Paige Paul might imply a quieter lifestyle, but her work as an influencer remains unchanged. The couple made a public appearance at the Burberry fashion show during Spring/Summer 2026 London Fashion Week. Paige remains dedicated to her influencer identity, even as a newlywed.

During a visit to Nantucket, Paige encountered a controversial sign at Four Winds Craft Guild, a store established in 1948. The sign stated, ‘No Influencers,’ which she found offensive to the influencer community. Paige addressed this issue publicly in the comment section, as reported by Page Six.

If you call yourself a feminist but proudly put up a ‘No Influencers’ sign, it’s worth asking who you are attempting to delegitimize, and why…

She criticized the sign’s impact, suggesting it undermines women’s power in new industries. Influencers, especially women, drive the creator economy, securing substantial brand investments and delivering trust, community, and sales beyond traditional advertising.

Paige emphasized the shift in marketing strategies towards creators, pointing out that one woman with a loyal audience can successfully launch businesses without conventional corporate support. She argued that such a sign does not align with progress in marketing trends and the success of the creator economy.

Paige is committed to advocating for influencers, demonstrated by her actions and statements against the sign in Nantucket. Her influence extends beyond personal branding, addressing broader issues in society.