Kyrgios comeback hinted at as girlfriend reveals travel plans: "I'm not ready to leave home for 4-5 months"

Sunday, 04 June 2023 at 01:00

Nick Kyrgios and his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi revealed that they are leaving their apartment, hinting at a return to the tour.

Kyrgios has been off the courts throughout 2023. Despite being registered for the Australian Open at the beginning of the year, he had to withdraw from the first Grand Slam of the year due to a knee injury.

Since dating his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi, the designer and influencer has regularly accompanied him to tennis tournaments. They moved to Sydney at the end of 2022 and have shared aspects of their relationship on social media and in the Netflix documentary Tie-Break.

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This time, the couple bid farewell to their apartment, which Hatzi deeply lamented:

"I'm not ready to leave our home for 4-5 months," Hatzi wrote on her Instagram story.

"It's okay, b, we have each other. Also, flying around the world and traveling isn't a bad problem, hahaha," Kyrgios captioned his Instagram story.

Although he hasn't played since October 2022 in the Tokyo Open (withdrew in the quarterfinals before the match against Taylor Fritz) and did not earn points for the Wimbledon final, the Australian remains high in the rankings as the world No. 26.

A possible return after the French Open excites fans, hoping to see Kyrgios back in action at Wimbledon, where he came close to becoming champion last year.

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Love is in the air! 😂Nick Kyrgios is caught groping his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi's chest on camera at the Australian Open. 🎾

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