Aryna Sabalenka, the world’s No. 1 tennis star, has once again captivated the spotlight, this time with a dazzling photoshoot in Stuttgart that left her boyfriend, Georgios Frangulis, utterly enchanted. Arriving in Germany for the 2025 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix, Sabalenka traded her tennis racket for a camera lens, showcasing her flair for fashion at the tournament’s players’ party. Her striking ensemble—a classic blue shirt paired with crisp white pants, a sleek navy jacket, and a chic black bag—perfectly blended elegance and confidence, accentuated by flawless makeup. The Belarusian’s Instagram post, captioned with a playful “Double the trouble 👯♀️,” drew a heartfelt reaction from Frangulis, who expressed his admiration with a heart emoji and a starry-eyed emoji, a testament to their blossoming romance.
Sabalenka’s journey to Stuttgart follows a triumphant performance at the Miami Open, where she clinched her maiden WTA 1000 title of the season, defeating Jessica Pegula 7-5, 6-2 in a gripping final. Frangulis, a constant presence in her player’s box, celebrated her victory with a sweet Instagram post, crowning her the “queen” of Miami and sharing a candid snap of the couple with her trophy in the locker room. Their connection, which began in April 2024 at the Madrid Open, has grown stronger with each tournament, fueled by shared passions and unwavering support. Frangulis, a Brazilian entrepreneur and founder of the superfood brand Oakberry, has been by Sabalenka’s side through highs and lows, including her heartbreaking loss to Madison Keys in the 2025 Australian Open final. “There was a really tough period where I was really happy to have him by my side, always cheering me up,” Sabalenka told reporters last year, reflecting on his role in her life.
The Stuttgart photoshoot marks a moment of levity as Sabalenka gears up for her clay-court campaign, a surface where she’s eager to make her mark. At a pre-tournament press conference, she exuded confidence, stating, “Physically I’m strong, and I’m not rushing the point. I know I can stay in the point for how long I need. I think I have got everything to be a good player on the clay court.” Her ambition is clear: to surpass last year’s quarterfinal exit against Marketa Vondrousova and claim her first clay title of 2025. With a first-round bye, Sabalenka will face Anastasia Potapova in her opener, with potential blockbuster matches against Coco Gauff in the semifinals and Iga Swiatek in the final looming on the horizon. Her recent form, including a title at the Brisbane International and a runner-up finish at Indian Wells, positions her as a formidable contender.
Off the court, Sabalenka’s style has become as much a talking point as her powerful groundstrokes. Her collaborations with Nike, including a viral pink ensemble at the Australian Open and a sleek all-black outfit for a recent campaign, have cemented her as a fashion icon. Frangulis, who shares her love for fitness and motorsports, often joins her at high-profile events, from the Vanity Fair Oscar party to Audemars Piguet’s 150th anniversary celebration. Their relationship, marked by playful social media exchanges—like Sabalenka flaunting his jeans in a mirror selfie—has endeared them to fans. Engagement rumors even swirled late last year when Sabalenka was spotted wearing a ring on her left hand, though the couple has remained coy about their future plans.
As Sabalenka prepares to take on the clay in Stuttgart, Frangulis’ adoring reaction to her photoshoot underscores the personal strength she draws from their bond. With her competitive spirit and his steadfast support, Sabalenka is poised to dazzle both on and off the court, chasing titles and turning heads with every step.