Nick Kyrgios’ girlfriend Costeen Hatzi has already stolen the show at the US Open, and the tournament hasn’t even started yet.
The Aussie tennis bad boy has been dating the Sydney blogger and model since December and has been a regular feature on her social media posts.
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He has been by her side during what has arguably been the best season of her career and shared a stunning picture from the pair’s New York hotel ahead of the US Open.
Hatzi confirmed he would be in the stands supporting Kyrgios, but showed the pair admiring photo-op views of Central Park Zoo and the Empire State Building.
But despite seeing the sights, there was only one sight that beat Kyrgios.
He responded to the post simply, “Beautiful.”
Kyrgios and Hatzi have been inseparable since they started dating, and the tennis star has even floated marriage and children.
Late last month, Kyrgios revealed they would be trying for their first child next year.
In response to a question, “I love you when we have babies,” Kyrgios said, “Next year,” along with ring and eye emojis.
He has also spoken about marriage with his partner of 22 years.
Earlier this year, the 27-year-old revealed he had gotten Hatzi’s first name, written in flowing black cursive, tattooed on his leg.
During his recent run to the Wimbledon final, Kyrgios gushed about Hatzi, calling her “the best girlfriend in the world.”
Costeen has been a fixture in his player’s box for the Australian Open doubles triumph as well as his impressive run to the Wimbledon final.
Kyrgios won the first set against Novak Djokovic on Center Court before the Serbian master battled back to win 4-6 6-3 6-4 7-6 and claim a seventh Wimbledon crown.
And after the Australian had reached his first Grand Slam final, the loved-up pair jetted off to the Bahamas for some well-deserved downtime.
They enjoyed some time off in the Caribbean, playing with pigs and sharks and soaking up the sun before heading to the Atlanta Open.
But Kyrgios’ US Open campaign begins against doubles partner Thanasi Kokkinakis in the first round of singles where the Australian pair play after Serena Williams’ opening round match in their final tournament before withdrawing – if
Kyrgios said he will enjoy every moment.
“I feel that I don’t do anything special to prepare for the games. Thanasi and I know each other’s games pretty well… we train together all the time. Let’s play doubles. So I feel like we’re both ready,” Kyrgios told tennis.com.au.
“And it will be an experience, for us to go out and play together in Arthur Ashe Stadium is something quite special.
“There are still two days left to play, so I won’t think too much about it. Because I know when we’re out there it’s going to be an emotional roller coaster.
“And it’s going to be a lot of fun; either way, it’s something I’m glad I get to share with him.”
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