Who Is Nat Fyfe? Age, Biography, and Wiki
Nat Fyfe, born on September 18, 1991, is a prominent Australian rules footballer who has made a significant mark in the AFL (Australian Football League). He currently plays for the Fremantle Dockers, where he has served as captain and has become one of the most decorated players in the league. Known for his incredible skills on the field and his leadership qualities, Fyfe has been a key figure in Australian rules football since his debut.
As of 2025, Nat Fyfe is 33 years old and continues to maintain his impressive career in professional sports. His journey has seen numerous accolades, including two Brownlow Medals, which recognize the league's best and fairest players.
| Occupation | Australian Rules Footballer |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | September 18, 1991 |
| Age | 34 Years |
| Birth Place | Lake Grace, Western Australia |
| Horoscope | Virgo |
| Country | Australia |
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Height, Weight & Measurements
Nat Fyfe stands tall at 191 cm (6 ft 3 in) and has a sturdy athletic build weighing approximately 89 kg (196 lbs). His height and weight contribute to his agility and physical presence on the field, allowing him to excel in his role as a midfielder.
Fyfe made a strong start to the 2012 AFL Season with a best-on-ground performance against Geelong in their Round 1 match at Patersons Stadium, recording 30 disposals and 2 goals in the 4-point win over the Cats.
Fyfe began dealing with a shoulder injury during April, and attempted to play through it, but was forced out and underwent surgery in May after dislocating it at training. Fyfe missed the majority of the season, being sidelined from Round 6 until 18.
He returned to Fremantle in Round 18 against Port Adelaide, returning to his previous form by recording, 26 disposals. Fyfe only missed one game for the remainder of the season, missing a game against Adelaide in Round 20 due to an ankle injury incurred on the morning of the match in his hotel room.
Despite playing only nine games in the home and away season – two of which were compromised because of his shoulder, Fyfe still polled the second-most Brownlow Medal votes (14) at Fremantle. On a per game basis, Fyfe was clearly Fremantle's best contested possession winner (12.5), which was also 14th overall in the AFL.
Family, Dating & Relationship Status
Nat Fyfe is known for keeping his personal life relatively private. As of 2025, he is dating Katy Perry, the internationally acclaimed pop star. Their relationship has garnered significant media attention, blending the worlds of sports and entertainment. Before Katy, Nat had been linked to several individuals, but he seems happiest with Perry, sharing glimpses of their life together on social media.
Net Worth and Salary
In 2025, Nat Fyfe's estimated net worth is around $10 million. This wealth stems from his impressive AFL salary, endorsement deals with major brands, and other business ventures. In the current season, he is reported to earn approximately $1.5 million per year in salary alone, alongside additional income from sponsorships and public appearances.
Career, Business, and Investments
Nat Fyfe's career began when he was drafted by the Fremantle Dockers in 2009. Since then, he has evolved into one of the league's most elite players, known for his outstanding performances and pivotal role in team strategy. Beyond football, Fyfe has invested in various business ventures, including fitness brands and a health-focused café chain, which reflects his commitment to promoting a healthy lifestyle.
His entrepreneurial spirit has allowed him to diversify his income streams and create a sustainable financial future beyond his playing days.
Fyfe started the 2014 AFL Season strongly, but was controversially suspended for two weeks in Round 2 for a bump on Gold Coast player Michael Rischitelli. He was one of the first players to be suspended under a new rule that penalised the player for any head contact as a result of choosing to bump instead of tackle.
Throughout the season, Fyfe was considered to be one of the favourites to win the Brownlow Medal, but was ineligible due to the suspension. Fyfe played in his 100th senior appearance for Fremantle in Round 8 against North Melbourne, Fyfe recorded 37 disposals and 11 clearances in the 73-point win.
Fyfe continued his strong form for the remainder of the season, increasing his average disposal count from 25.9 to 27.0 a game, recording a career-high goals (24), and was now being considered one of the elite midfielders in the league.
He was suspended again late in the season for a behind the play strike on Jordan Lewis, missing the final two matches before returning for the finals. Fyfe had a strong final series, recording 29 disposals, 5 inside-fifties, 7 clearances and 1 goal in the qualifying final against Sydney.
Fyfe followed up that performance by recording 28 disposals, 11 tackles, 7 clearances, and 2 goals in the semi-final against Port Adelaide, despite his strong performances Fremantle were eliminated from the finals in straight sets, losing both games.
Fyfe's tremendous season was recognised when he received several individual honours, he was awarded Leigh Matthews Trophy at the 2014 AFL Players Association awards, as the league's most valuable player (MVP). Fyfe polled 945 votes, ahead of five-time winner Gary Ablett with 787 votes.
Fyfe then received his second Doig Medal for successive seasons and made his first All-Australian team, being included in the midfield. Despite being ineligible to win the Brownlow Medal, Fyfe finished with 25 votes, one vote behind the winner Matt Priddis (26).
Social Network
Nat Fyfe is actively engaged on social media, boasting a significant following on platforms like Instagram and Twitter. His accounts are filled with updates about his career, behind-the-scenes glimpses of his personal life, and interactions with fans. Fyfe often uses these platforms to advocate for mental health awareness and community initiatives, showcasing his dedication to social causes.
- Instagram: Nat Fyfe Official
- Twitter: Nat Fyfe Official
Education
Nat Fyfe attended the University of Western Australia, where he studied sports science while also developing his football skills. His education played a crucial role in shaping his understanding of athletic performance and injury management, giving him an edge in his professional career.
Fyfe grew up in Lake Grace, Western Australia, and went to school as a boarder at Aquinas College in Perth. In 2009, he played in the West Australian Football League colts for Claremont, his highlights of the season being his eight-goal, 34 possession effort against East Fremantle and six goals in the Colts Grand Final. In 2010, he made his league debut, kicking 4 goals against Peel Thunder.
