WATCH: Tsitsipas & Badosa Share Stage In 'Getting To Know Each Other' Session At US Open
After sharing the difficulties of being away from each other in the past month, Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa have been inseparable during the US swing.
While Badosa has spent time away from the courts trying to recover and attain peak fitness levels ahead of the US Open, her boyfriend Tstsipas has been the busier on the men's tour, where he started the month by bagging his first title of the season in Los Cabos.
Tsitsipas and Badosa both traveled to North America to participate in this summer's hard-court swing but would reunite in Cincinnati where Badosa joined the Greek star in celebrating his 25th birthday.
Despite missing out on competing in both tuneup events, Badosa has passed herself fit to play at the US Open next week. Since they began dating earlier this year, Tsitsipas confirmed their relationship during the grass swing, where he confessed that the pair are not just a couple but soulmates.
Tsitsipas and Badosa spent some quality time together in New York where they shared a photo dump on their joint Instagram account - Tsitsidosa - to document their relationship moments. They toured around downtown Manhattan where Badosa was actually born, and took a subway together and appeared in good spirits.
Tsitsipas and Badosa also posed for a picture in front of the World Trade Centre. On Saturday, the two of them participated in an icebreaker where they responded to questions from fans that delved into their personal lives in getting to know each other as a couple.
The power couple in tennis certainly enjoyed it in a very fun and entertaining session, in a short clip shared by the tournament on their social media platforms. At the event, Tsitsipas, seeded at No. 7, will take on Canada's Milos Raonic in Monday's night session, while his Spanish girlfriend Badosa ended her season prematurely and withdrew from the 2023 US Open.
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