Nick Kyrgios and Costeen Hatzi’s love story started with a mirror. Yes, you read that right. The Aussie tennis star met Hatzi in 2021 when he bought a mirror from her, and from that moment on, it was “love at first sight.” Four years later, their relationship has been the epitome of couple goals. But lately, things seem a little shaky. And their latest update has everyone asking is it all good in the Kyrgios-Hatzi universe? Let’s see what the fans are saying!

The Aussie has never shied away from expressing his love for Hatzi. Back in 2023, when the couple got their pet dog Boo, the tennis star called it the completion of his “beautiful family.” He even took things a step further—getting Hatzi’s name tattooed on his thigh. That’s commitment.

But recently, whispers of trouble have surfaced. In a telling move, both Kyrgios and Hatzi have removed each other’s initials from their Instagram bios. That’s not all! The social media influencer reportedly left the U.S. and returned home after “the relationship soured,” according to some sources. If that wasn’t enough to fuel speculation, she also posted a cryptic TikTok video with her influencer friend Golda Mansour. The caption? “You don’t see your friend in a while and you have to update her on your chaotic life.” In the video, Hatzi mouthed the words: “Who the f*** did I marry? So at this point in time, I have filed for divorce.”

Just when it seemed like the relationship might be over, the 29-year-old tennis star dropped a big hint that things were back on track. Hatzi posted a couple of stunning mirror selfies with the caption “touch up,” and Kyrgios slid into the comments with a heart-eye emoji.

That little gesture sent a clear message—maybe all is well in paradise after all.  And now wonder, this sweet exchange sent fans chattering away with hope!

Fans react to Nick Kyrgios and Costeen Hatzi’s relationship drama

Nick Kyrgios and Costeen Hatzi’s relationship has been on a rollercoaster of late, and fans are struggling to keep up. One moment, they’re dropping cryptic social media hints, and the next, they’re back to exchanging heart-eye emojis.

One fan summed up the confusion perfectly: “Quickest breakup ever.“ Another took a different approach altogether, writing, “Nikos! – Marry her!!!” Kyrgios has never shied away from expressing his love for Hatzi, often calling her “the one.” But are wedding bells on the horizon? When asked about future marriage plans, Hatzi played it cool, saying, “I’m just going with the flow and we’re happy and healthy and, yeah, that’s all that matters.”

Not everyone is convinced this is a love story for the ages. One fan bluntly stated, “Great call dumping @k1ngkyrg1os. I can’t believe it took this long though. You deserve a medal. You are way too good for him!” Kyrgios, however, would disagree. He has often credited Hatzi for helping him grow, saying, “I don’t consider myself to be a bad boy in tennis. The media kind of painted that villainous type role very early in my career. Costeen has taken on the role of being a girlfriend and definitely tamed me a lot and supported me.” For the 29-year-old tennis star, Hatzi isn’t just a supportive partner—she’s his source of joy. “She is the funniest person I know. We literally laugh 95% of the time, I feel as if she brings out the best in me,” he said in a 2022 Instagram Q&A.

Another fan hyped up Hatzi, commenting, “Thee hottest to ever do it…. Nicks queen 🙌” And Kyrgios himself has given her the highest praise. He once called her “closest friend, the person who hates me one minute and loves me the next, the best girlfriend, my biggest fan, my love, and a great partner in life.”

One fan summed up their relationship status with a simple statement and wrote, “We’re so back!!” Now while his personal life might be stabilizing, his tennis career is still full of ups and downs as his injury woes persist. Now, with the clay court season in full swing, the Aussie is expected to sit out once again. He has played just 17 clay tournaments in the last decade, typically avoiding this part of the season. However, Kyrgios has made it clear that Grand Slams remain his priority.

“100% I’ll play the Grand Slams,” he said after his AO loss. “I’ve got my protected ranking, obviously Wimbledon is a big one for me. Hopefully, if my body’s feeling good, I’ll be able to make some noise at Wimbledon.” For now, it looks like at least his personal life is back on track, if not his career.