Today, Alex Zverev's girlfriend ❤️❤️ Sophia Thomalla 💞 very happy 😊 and proud 👏👏 on the Granstand 🏟️ following Sascha's great win 💪🇩🇪. #CincyTennis #CincinnatiOpen
Alexander Zverev goes on art museum date in New York with girlfriend Sophia Thomalla ahead of US Open
OtherFriday, 25 August 2023 at 17:30
Alexander Zverev and his girlfriend Sophia Thomalla shared photos of their recent art museum date in New York ahead of the US Open.
World No. 12 Zverev has been dating German actress and TV host Thomalla since October 2021. The star has been seen supporting Zverev from the player's box on several occasions, and now she seems to be in New York to cheer him on during the upcoming US Open.
Ahead of the last Grand Slam of the season starting on August 28, the pair went on a date at the Museum of Modern Art, where they appeared to be having fun, posting several joking pictures on social media.
Thomalla jokes Zverev is 'thinking of becoming an artist'
Throughout the visit, Thomalla poked fun at the German player's reactions to the pieces of modern art. The 33-year-old referenced the popular American TV series 'Lost', suggesting that Zverev's confused face could feature in a twelfth season of the show.
"LOST season 12", she wrote on her Instagram story.
Thomalla also shared a picture of Zverev staring thoughtfully at another artwork, joking that he was thinking of being an artist in a future life.
"...thinking of becoming an artist in his next life," she captioned the post.
Zverev had a deep run at the recent Cincinnati Open, reaching the semi-finals before being defeated by eventual champion Novak Djokovic. He is now preparing to compete at the US Open, where he reached the final in 2020 before losing to Dominic Thiem.
He will face Aleksandar Vukic in his opening round at this year's New York major.
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