"For every door that closes there is always another that opens," Sinner's ex breaks silence as he moves on with Kalinskaya
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Jannik Sinner’s ex-girlfriend, Maria Braccini, broke her
silence for the first time since the world No. 1 confirmed his new relationship
with Anna Kalinskaya. The Italian model spoke about her recent private years as
she anticipates a new chapter in her life.
Braccini started dating Sinner in 2020 until the end of 2021
when the couple briefly separated, though they reconciled weeks later. Sinner
and Braccini rarely showcased their relationship on social media, except for
some interactions from the tennis player on Braccini’s posts or wishing her a
happy birthday.
"I never talked about myself on social media, I never
shared anything about my private life or what I did," Braccini wrote under
her recent post. "In recent years I have worked hard to realize one of my
biggest dreams," she said, adding, "I was patient, I studied, I was
rejected but I never stopped believing and working to improve myself, silently
so as not to have easier roads."
"I made a journey to sign a piece of paper that was
really important to me and which marks the beginning of a new and long
journey," Maria Braccini added. "Thank you to each of you for all the
affection you have always shown me, especially in this last period, I am
immensely grateful. Often, reading you, I have had teary eyes, aware of the
affection and support you have given me," she said.
"Thank you, thank you, thank you with all my
heart," Braccini added. "The photos in the carousel are happy and
special moments of this last month. And then… How do you say it? For every door
that closes there is always another that opens. See you soon," Jannik
Sinner’s ex-girlfriend concluded.
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