Beautiful, young, envied and famous: Paula Badosa and Stefanos Tsitsipas are the most glamorous tennis couple on the tennis Tour. In addition to being appreciated for their tennis skills on the court, the media and fans have always shown great curiosity (sometimes invasiveness) for factors related to their private lives. It must be said that the two are a very social couple, consequently – invasiveness or not – it is more than normal that they attract attention.
Del tenis al fútbol 🎾⚽️
🇪🇸 Paula Badosa y 🇬🇷 Stefanos Tsitsipas estuvieron presentes en el partido de hoy de la Serie A entre el Genoa vs Roma, con empate para ambos conjuntos. pic.twitter.com/SMqWsMXn50
— Tenis en España (@TenisEnEspana) September 15, 2024
In recent times Paula has ended up at the centre stage, for a passion that once again unites her with her boyfriend. Badosa is currently in Asia where in these days she will be busy in the WTA Beijing tournament in China and where she will try to continue climbing the rankings. During training, many have noticed Paula walking around with a camera, smiling, while taking photos here and there.
What some people don’t know is that Paula is embracing this new passion thanks to her boyfriend Stefanos, who has always had this great love for photography. On social media, Tistsi has an Instagram page where she takes care of her photographs in a very professional manner.
I sometimes smile on court… 🙃😝 pic.twitter.com/PNOSGLTgIX
— Paula Badosa (@paulabadosa) September 23, 2024
Paula Badosa preparing for the China Open on Monday. pic.twitter.com/ylTPr985mn
— Jimmie48 Photography (@JJlovesTennis) September 23, 2024
Some time ago, Tsitsipas said: “I created my social media account dedicated to photography in March 2018 and I had a clear goal. For me it would be fantastic to share and collect stories through photos capturing the most important moments.
Photography allows you to be many things and above all a creator, it is a skill and a hobby that is different from all others and allows you to play with your imagination,” he said.
Now Paula seems more and more passionate about photos, yet another thing that unites the couple, with the two increasingly happier together, as they often highlight on their social media. We recall Badosa and Tsitsipas have experienced some difficult moments in recent months, but now they are closer than ever and increasingly close.
❤️ ¡Que viva el amor! 🇬🇷 Tsitsipas confirmó, en una entrevista a SDNA, su reconciliación con 🇪🇸 Badosa.
🗣️ “Siento que es mi persona y que nos entendemos, la quiero a mi lado siempre que sea posible. Así que sí, hemos vuelto a conectar y estamos en un buen momento” pic.twitter.com/Oi9O4jVyDX
— ESPN Tenis (@ESPNtenis) May 24, 2024
Paula defends her countryman Carlitos Alcaraz
In the meantime, a few weeks ago, Badosa, in a press conference after her success over Gabriela Ruse – a victory that took her to the round of 16 of the US Open – spoke at length about Carlos Alcaraz, surprisingly eliminated by Dutchman Botic Van de Zandschulp in the 2nd round. Paula was shocked by the criticism received by her young countryman, especially in relation to the amazing summer victories.
“When I woke up I read nothing but negative comments about Carlos Alcaraz because he lost in the second round of the US Open. Instead we should applaud him every day Carlos. I said to myself: But he won the last two Slams, he won a silver medal at the Paris Olympics and he was already number one in the world. These criticisms surprise me so much. Everyone is human, everyone can lose in any round. Reading this makes me feel bad but I know that it is part of our job and that’s how it is.
I didn’t want to read too many things, because I know what happens when Alcaraz loses and it’s not pleasant, but I can imagine it,” she said. Badosa also spoke about Alcaraz’s statements after her elimination, in which she claimed to have taken steps back mentally in this tournament: I didn’t see the match, because I fell asleep, but then I saw his statements. They say a lot about him.
You can see that he is a very humble person, very self-critical and that’s why he is so strong. I think that in the end he did something so good and incredible in the tournaments this summer that there could also be a kind of saturation since at such a young age, it is very difficult to do what he did. It’s a bit of a mix of everything: I don’t know if he puts pressure on himself, sometimes a person sets expectations and then always wants more,” added the Spaniard.