Former World No.1 Caroline Wozniacki, whose firstborn is now just over a year old, delighted fans recently with an adorable photograph of her daughter.
Captioned "Wimby champion in the making," the post saw Wozniacki's daughter Olivia sporting a spotless white dress - much like what players wear at Wimbledon.
"Olivia, you are a little late with your Wimbledon whites, " a conversation attached to the photograph read.
"No mom, I am early," was Olivia's (probable) reply.
The 32-year-old had posted a photograph of her newborn along with her husband David Lee on Instagram last year.
David Lee is a former NBA professional who played for the New York Knicks, Golden State Warriors, Boston Celtics, Dallas Mavericks and San Antonio Spurs.
Wozniacki and Lee announced on social media in June that they were expecting a second child.
The 2018 Australian Open champion played, who retired from the sport in 2020, played an exhibition match against Angelique Kerber in Copenhagen earlier this year.
The farewell exhibition contest for the Danish player, which was initially slated for 2020, finally happened a couple of years after a COVID-induced postponement. While she was initially supposed to take on Serena Williams in her final match, it was Kerber whom she defeated in front of a cheering home crowd.
Wozniacki mentioned after her farewell match that it was a lot of fun to have ended her career at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen after playing against her childhood friend. She also recently enjoyed a stint as a commentator for The Tennis Channel.
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