Caroline Wozniacki has just shared a heartwarming moment on social media where she captured her two-year-old daughter Olivia playing basketball with a football. The former WTA World No. 1 proudly showed off her daughter’s skills to the world.
Wozniacki and her spouse, David Lee, welcomed their first child, Olivia, on June 11, 2021, making them proud parents. The 2018 Australian Open winner has observed her daughter take a keen interest in football, a sport she is also a passionate fan of. Wozniacki is a supporter of Liverpool, a team in the Premier League.
The 33-year-old’s husband, Lee, was once a professional basketball player who had earned two NBA All-Star titles during his career. His impact has clearly been seen in Olivia as well, as evident in Wozniacki’s recent social media post.
Wozniacki shared a post featuring her daughter Olivia playing basketball with a football. The two-year-old wore a big smile as she effortlessly bounced the ball. The post also included a caption written by her mother.
“Just a baller doing her thing,”Wozniacki wrote in an Instagram post.
Caroline Wozniacki dominates in first round of Credit One Charleston Open
Currently participating in the Credit One Charleston Open, Wozniacki was granted a wild card entry. The Danish player had a strong beginning at the WTA 500 tournament, dominating American lucky loser Mccartney Kessler with a 6-0, 6-1 victory in the Round of 64.
The victory of the ex-World No. 1 was her first on clay since her participation in the same tournament in 2019. During that event, Wozniacki fought until the final but ultimately lost to Madison Keys at the final hurdle.
In both the 2009 and 2011 editions of the tournament, Wozniacki also made it to the final. In 2009, she was defeated by Sabine Lisicki and in 2011, she emerged as the champion by defeating Elena Vesnina in the final to claim the Charleston crown.
Wozniacki is scheduled to play against Anhelina Kalinina in her upcoming match at Charleston. This will be a chance for the 33-year-old to seek retribution against the Ukrainian, who eliminated the Dane from the recently-concluded Miami Open.
The match between the pair at the Miami Open was the fourth-longest on the WTA Tour for the current season. Despite being unseeded, Wozniacki appeared to have the upper hand against 15th seed Kalinina. However, she was unable to capitalize on her match point chance and ultimately suffered a 7-5, 5-7, 4-6 defeat.
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