Grigor Dimitrov appears to confirm romance with Hollywood actress Eiza Gonzalez
ATPSaturday, 03 May 2025 at 11:11
Grigor Dimitrov is thriving on the tennis court right now as he continues to show the best form of his career into his mid 30's. But he also is doing well off it too with the 33-year-old joined in Madrid by actress Eiza Gonzalez who he appears to be dating.
Appearing in Baby Driver, Gonzalez was a presence in his box during his latest victories sat alongside Eva Longoria and Marca reported that she told the tennis star: "Amazing baby"
They were also spotted out holding hands in the city while Dimitrov also commented on her Instagram post saying “Are you kidding me." This to her in a black two piece outfit at the opening of David Yurman in Miami.
Dimitrov has had an interesting past when it comes to relationships including Maria Sharapova and singer Nicole Scherzinger but he has managed to keep it out of the spotlight during his later career.
What once was usual news in the tennis sphere has become more of a private affair. He was rumoured to be dating former tennis star Alize Lim last year after a video surfaced of him picking the now TNT Sports presenter up in his Lamborghini in Monaco. But it was never confirmed either way.
He lost out to Gabriel Diallo in the Last 16 of Madrid Open and now heads on to Rome to play in the second part of the pre Roland Garros double.
Grigor Dimitrov with Eva Longoria and Eiza González after his win in Madrid👀😍🔥 pic.twitter.com/VD8iHVUnlJ
— Lina Shokh (@LinaShokh) April 26, 2025
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