The tennis players Paula Badosa and Stéfanos Tsitsipás are already one of the couples of the year. After a difficult break between the athlete and the Cuban actor and model Juan Betancourt, her followers were very surprised to hear the news that she was in love again, this time with a young Greek who does the same thing as her.
After weeks of gossip and rumors, the young woman born in New York recognized the gossip magazine Hello! that she was dating the tennis player and that she was very excited. Shortly after, Tsitsipás spoke with the German media Bild and also confirmed the relationship, talking about the incredible connection they have: "Yes, we are a couple. We are twin souls. It is very rare that you find your soul mate. If you ask Paula, she will tell you the same thing.
"I have never felt so attracted and found so much beauty and interest in a woman," the young man of just 24 years of age explained very emotionally to the German outlet while hinting that he is really in love with Badosa.
These days, the couple in love has been seen as very complicit on the Spanish island of Mallorca, Balearic Islands. As a result of these days of disconnection and 'holidays' together, a series of images have come to light in which athletes can be seen training on a tennis court with laughter, complicity and a lot of 'fooling around'.
Young people no longer put energy into hiding their love and thus form one of the most authentic and carefree couples in the current love scene in our country. During the training in Majorcan lands, Badosa and her boy enjoyed a lively talk full of laughter, hugs and confessions, where they showed those present that they are excited and delivered to the relationship.
It has also been possible to verify that the young woman is gradually recovering from the injury that kept her away from the competition for a while. Just a few weeks ago, during the Roland Garros tournament, it was revealed how the athlete, who did not participate due to her physical problems, attended several of the matches played by the Greek as a spectator. After a very close competition, Tsitsipás ended up falling in the quarterfinals against Carlos Alcaraz.
Although Paula Badosa has never hidden her love affairs or everything that this implies, the young woman had never shown that level of love and illusion in such a direct way (and in such a short time).
Whether on the street, on social networks, in private or in front of the media, Badosa trusts their relationship and is willing to let herself go and build something beautiful with the Greek tennis player.
