(VIDEO) Sabalenka hilariously recreates childhood photo at Bett1 Open Berlin
WTAThursday, 22 June 2023 at 09:30
Reigning Australian Open champion Aryna Sabalenka was caught in a wholesome moment this week, as she recreated a childhood photo.
Currently competing at the bett1 Open where she is the top seed, the tournament posted a video showing Sabalenka reacting to a photo of herself as a young child. The Belarusian star then proceeded to recreate the pose and expression of the photograph from her childhood.
"We think you’re still beautiful! @sabalenka_aryna," the post was captioned.
The 25-year old has had a prolific 2023 season, winning three titles thus far, including her maiden Grand Slam at this year's Australian Open.
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