Paula Badosa and Stéfanos Tsitsipas announced their relationship at the beginning of summer, and as the images that both shared on their social media accounts showed, theirs was a very passionate love.
So much so that they even created a joint profile on Instagram to upload content, @tsitsidosa, where they introduced themselves as "best friends" and "soulmates." However, this profile no longer contains any images, which is why rumors have spread that the couple could be in crisis or even have broken up their relationship.
"Yes, we are a couple", but has gone further and has recognized that "we are soulmates, that is how it should be defined. It is very rare that you find your soulmate. If you ask Paula, she will tell you exactly the same thing," the Greek assured the German newspaper Bild last June. Very excited, the tennis player confessed that he had never felt "so attracted and found so much beauty and interest in a woman."
But love seems to have been short-lived. The couple has deleted the images they had on their joint profile, as well as almost all those they had on their personal accounts except for a few exceptions, where the overexposure of the tennis star couple seems to be a thing of the past.
This unexpected change comes after an entire summer of romantic statements to each other and images that confirmed how the passionate relationship between the two tennis greats was evolving day after day, despite their detractors, who accused the Catalan of "misleading " the Greek player from his goals on the court because of their relationship.
After the criticism received after Tsitsipas was eliminated at Wimblendon last July, the couple went out posing together happily. "They criticize us, but all your bullets ricochet," they said at the time, making it clear that they turned a deaf ear. to all the foolish words.
The Greek went so far as to claim that he had found the woman of his life in Badosa. A feeling that the Catalan tennis player also had, who a few weeks ago shared in her Stories an image of her boy accompanied by a song by Manuel Turizo, Éxtasis, with a significant lyric that says “if you are not the love of my life, you are seeming "I want you to be just for me."
However, a few weeks ago Tsitsipas already admitted that since his relationship with the tennis player became official, his team was worried about their defeats, as he was singled out for his public exposure as the Catalan's partner. This could be one of the reasons for the disappearance of the couple's joint account and the limitation of their photographs and content together on social networks.
It must be added that the sports media did not give credence to the way both elite tennis players exposed themselves on social networks, so perhaps media pressure could have played an essential role in these unexpected movements at the level of social networks.
If the couple of tennis players has broken off their relationship and it is not just a tactic to redirect the image of both to avoid criticism and to focus all the attention on their figures as elite tennis players, only time will tell.
