Since retiring from tennis, Caroline Wozniacki has been kept busy by parenthood, and she is now set to become an even busier Mother after announcing she is pregnant for a second time.
Wozniacki's final appearance as a professional player was at the 2020 Australian Open. After winning her opening two rounds in Melbourne, her career was ended by Ons Jabeur, who is playing doubles with Serena Williams this week in Eastbourne.
The Australian Open was a fitting place for Wozniacki to retire. Her sole Grand Slam title came in Melbourne in 2018. She won a thrilling final against the two-time major champion Simona Halep 7-6, 3-6, 6-4.
Many fans worldwide were devastated to see Wozniacki leave the sport, especially since she was just 29 years old at the time. However, players know what decision is best for them, and the main thing is Wozniacki seems content about her decision.
Last year, Wozniacki gave birth to a daughter named Olivia on 11 June. The 2018 Australian Open champion has actively updated her fans about her daughter's journey since, and Olivia is now set to be joined by a brother or sister in the future.
In an Instagram post, Wozniacki announced the exciting news about being pregnant for a second time. The photo of Wozniacki, her daughter Olivia, and her husband David Lee was accompanied by the simple but clear message: "Ready for round 2."
It is great to see Wozniacki so happy as a retired player. She was a superb ambassador for the sport during her impressive career, which included two US Open finals, six Masters-1000 titles, and winning the 2017 WTA Finals.
It does not appear Wozniacki plans to return to tennis. Becoming a parent for the second time will undoubtedly keep her and her husband, David, occupied for the foreseeable future.