"Probably because of all the unnecessary abuse that was posted about them": Tsitsipas and Badosa delete all posts from joint account, sparking fan reactions.
Stefanos
Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa deleted all the posts from their joint account
'Tsidosa,' sparking speculation among fans.
The tennis
players Badosa and Tsitsipas began their relationship in May of this year and
announced it to the world through several photos together on their respective
social media accounts. With fans eagerly watching, they created an Instagram
account to share pictures of themselves, called "Tsidosa," as fans
affectionately named them at the beginning of their relationship.
The account
currently has 96,000 followers, and they used to regularly post photos
together. However, they have now deleted all the posts featuring both of them,
causing uncertainty among fans
“Tsitsidosa
cleared their IG 👀,” some user wrote, starting debate
between fans.
Some users
on Twitter speculated about the end of their relationship, while others
mentioned that they had received many negative comments, which led them to
decide not to expose their relationship further. For now, the tennis players
have not commented on the matter. Here are some of the fan comments:
"Funny
how everyone wanted everyone to shut up about them but now its all people can
talk about. like if they broke up I'm glad and all are happy??" the fan
commented.
"The
quotes and replies on this are crazy. From confirming their breakup (even
though they were at dinner the night before), people celebrating as if they
were personally offending them to people saying Paula is finally free????"
the fan commented further.
"Probably
because of all the unnecessary abuse that was posted about them. People need to
think more before they post vile comments," a fan posted.
“Paula
literally came at someone the other day because of hate about their
relationship and now they’ve deleted all their posts like y’all don’t think
maybe they’re just fed up of the hate and judgement lmao? like think about that
before confirming their break up
I'm in a
bad mood seeing its in the Spanish news, speculating they could have broken up.
This is just one of the articles. No mercy and no respect.
Cristhián Ávila is a tennis journalist based in Santiago, Chile, and has been part of the TennisUpToDate team since early 2023. He covers the ATP and WTA Tours as well as all four Grand Slams, producing breaking news, match reports, analysis, and regular liveblogs from major tournaments.
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I'm in a bad mood seeing its in the Spanish news, speculating they could have broken up. This is just one of the articles. No mercy and no respect. mundodeportivo.com/vaya-mundo/202…
I get young love but a newly formed couple having a joint IG account (independent of their own accounts) is the equivalent of having a joint e-mail account…
You’re trying way too hard…