Photos of Aryna Sabalenka and Paula Badosa cause fans to question personal lives

Aryna Sabalenka and Paula Badosa are the most fun-loving BFF pair on the WTA Tour. Whether they win or lose on the tennis court, fans cheer for them to be happy off the court. If recent social video footage is any indication, both are doing well in their personal lives.

'Sabadosa', as the pair is sometimes called has endured a lot of personal struggles this year. The tragedy of Sabalenka's ex-boyfriend Konstantin Kolstov's suicide in Miami took away her happy-go-lucky demeanor and diminished her tennis as she grieved. Sabalenka has bounced back and reportedly has a new boyfriend who watched the Italian Open final with her team. His name is Georgios Frangulis, founder of Oakberry.

She celebrated being the runner-up to Iga Swiatek in two consecutive clay court tournaments in Rome with a delicious meal in her team's and Frangulis's company in a photo taken at a Rome restaurant.

Aryna Sabalenka's photo raised eyebrows, but Paula Badosa's video blew the roof off of tennis social media

Paula Badosa recently reported that her relationship with Greek tennis player Stefanos Tsitsipas ended after one year of dating. Badosa and Tsitsipas seemed like a good pair who were there for each other. Badosa looked happy by Tsitispas's side despite a nagging and painful back injury that sidelined her for most of 2023.

Saturday's social media post, though not verified by the couple, appears to show the two together again. They are riding in Tsitsipas's car in Monte Carlo and walking hand-in-hand in the video.

Tsitsidosa seemed to end prematurely and surprisingly two weeks ago. If they have reconciled, it explains Badosa's May 17 social media post which said "Life is beautiful"

Sabalenka and Badosa are two of my favorite players on the WTA Tour, and both have had difficult years so I hope Sabalenka is finding happiness with a new boyfriend and that 'Tsitsidosa' is reunited. The tennis season is long and arduous so players need to find a way to have and maintain personal relationships while training and traveling.

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