Emma Raducanu smiles as she pulls on a chunky blue sweater and jeans for a relaxed stroll in London

British tennis sensation Emma Raducanu appeared to be having a business meeting on the go on Monday.

The 2021 US Open champion, 18, smiled as she was pictured walking around London alongside her sports agent Chris Helliar.

Emma donned a blue turtleneck sweater in a chunky design, despite the mild September weather.

She added faded skinny jeans and white sneakers to the look, perching a pair of vintage sunglasses on her head.

She wore her raven locks elegantly around her shoulders and flaunted a creamy face in natural makeup.

She tied up her mane later as she and Chris strolled for a walk, both checking their phones – which are sure to explode given the events of the past week.

The tennis sensation made sporting history by winning the US Open earlier this month – the first British woman to win a major title in 44 years since Virginia Wade won the Wimbledon trophy in 1977.

She is also the first qualifier in history to lift a grand slam.

The teenager has been touted as a “sponsor dream” and is on her way to becoming the highest paid female sports star of all time.

It was also reported that she laid the groundwork for her potential income at the age of 17, registering Harbor 6 Limited to manage her finances.

His return to the UK comes after an eventful week after his incredible triumph in New York.

Emma told reporters outside her house: “It’s a great feeling to be at home. I’ve been away for seven weeks, so it’s nice to be back. It was nice. [to hug her parents]. Nice to see them again.

The smiling tennis star also said she couldn’t wait to relax but hadn’t thought of any parties or reunions with friends.

She said, ‘I didn’t think of anything [going forward]. I just enjoy, relax and recover. We will make plans.

His proud father said he was relieved to have his home and happily hugged Emma as they posed for photographers outside the homestead.

The reunion comes after it emerged that Emma filed her name within hours of winning the US Open in her first steps to becoming the “first billion dollar sportswoman.”

British lawyer Anthony Brierley called for the words “Emma Raducanu”, “Emma” and “Raducanu” to be saved shortly after the 18-year-old won, reports The Sun.

Emma, ​​whose parents both work in the City of London as Forex traders, admitted to still being in ‘cloud nine’ after her resounding victory and planning a few days off before resuming playing. tennis.

However, she also shared her desire to return to the field and is expected to appear at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells next month.

She said: “I have a few days of rest and recovery (coming up), I think this is needed after the last seven weeks, but then I’m back in training and I’m hungry for myself. improve and come back to play other tournaments. “

The 18-year-old beat Leylah Fernandez 6-4 6-3 at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Saturday to become the first woman to win the British Grand Slam in 44 years.

This was only Raducanu’s second appearance in a major tournament and the new world number 23 made headlines around the world, appeared on various TV channels in the United States and she also attended the Met Gala on Monday. in a monochrome Chanel set.

MailOnline also revealed that she is spending time with an old friend and former British tennis protégé Benjamin, who is studying in New York City. He was seen hugging her in front of one of his new Nike billboards in Times Square.

On Tuesday, she ticked off another long-term aspiration when she visited Wall Street. “I’m on cloud nine but so excited to be here at the New York Stock Exchange. It was one of the places on my to-do list before leaving New York and I’m so excited and grateful to everyone who made this possible, ”Raducanu told CNBC’s Closing Bell program.

“I have a few days of rest and recovery (coming), I think this is needed after the last seven weeks, but then I’m back in training and hungry to improve and come back play other tournaments. “

Jonathan Shalit, who landed lucrative contracts for Olympic boxer Nicola Adams and singer and TV host Myleene Klass, has said Emma could become the first billion dollar women’s sports star.

The InterTalent president predicts that Emma’s off-court earnings will quickly surpass that of Japanese tennis star Naomi Osaka and American legend Serena Williams – the two highest-paid female athletes in the world last year.