‘Love Flows’- Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa’s ‘Mediterranean’ Souls Merge as the Couple Come Together for a Romantic Moment

Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa are spending every second they get with each other. By sharing their affection on social media, the lovebirds are spreading their joy to the rest of the world. Ever since the end of their Wimbledon Championships journey, the couple have been traveling together, exploring places and teasing the world with their irresistible chemistry and adorable pictures.

Their ‘Tsitsidosa’ account offers a glimpse of the couple’s journey from the Middle East to Europe. The most loved tennis couple recently spent time away from each other, which called for a stunning vacation at a place that connects each other’s countries just like their hearts.

Tsitsidosa immerse in each other’s embrace as they explore the world

The romantic couple chose their Instagram account description wisely. Their pictures are only a sneak peek at how much their hearts are deeply entwined and why they refer to each other as ‘soulmates.’ Badosa and Tsitsipas vacationed near a sea with which their respective countries share a border.

The official Instagram account of ‘Tsitsidosa’ posted a picture in which Tsitsipas planted a gentle kiss on Badosa’s forehead. The Spanish champion is smiling from ear to ear at the warmth of her Greek God. The caption reflected their roots which read, “Love flows like the currents of the Mediterranean, connecting our hearts across borders and cultures ??.”

Little did the couple know that they would meet at the intersection years later as both embark on an enchanting journey. Mediterranian is a place whose northern shore leads to Spain and Greece but on the opposite ends. Similar yet different, the exact blend of any relationship. Spain is on the western side, and Greece falls on the eastern side.

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The couple has also passed the test of distance recently, a phase that is new to them. Tsitsipas revealed how they felt during that time and what they were going to do about it in the future.

Stefanos Tsitsipas talks about their first physical separation

When Tsitsipas beat Andy Murray on the Grass Court, Badosa was his biggest cheerleader. But those scenes won’t repeat at ‘The Los Cabos Open,’ as Badosa won’t join him in Los Angeles. The Greek disclosed that they miss each other a lot, and since their profession demands frequent traveling, they are mentally prepared to face the separation factor together.

Badosa suffered a back injury and retired in her second round of Wimbledon. Her focus is solely on the US Open, and she is staying away from all other tournaments to save her strength and fitness for the next majors. The Greek star will play his first match on the 3rd of August. He will face the winner of the match between John Isner and Rinky Hijikata.

The match between the two will take place his evening, and Tsistsipas entered the tournament as the top seed. The Greek needs to play as many tournaments as possible, as his run at the hard court was disappointing in 2022. He exited the US Open in the first round, but this time, he looks to better himself for a long run at the majors. How far do you think Tsistispas will make it?

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