The most famous tennis couple did a complete 180. Paula Badosa and Stefanos Tsitsipas found their way back to each other. As their reunion was announced, many questions came up in the minds of their followers. However, the Spaniard believes in keeping the details of her reformed relationship to herself, as she cites the public voice as the cause of their first split.

The two first announced their split earlier in May, as Badosa said that the two believed it was better to go their separate ways. However, with Tsitsipas sharing the news of their reunion, many want to know Badosa’s side as well.

As she gets ready to play in the French Open starting on May 26, Badosa sat down for a pre-tournament conference. After sharing gratitude for being in the city, Badosa said she aims to keep the media out of her relationship. When asked to elaborate on her reformed relationship, Badosa said, “Well, he already said everything. It’s pretty clear the relationship is working very well now, as he already explained, and I have nothing else to say. I mean, it’s already our private life. I think one of the things that, um, I didn’t like, or we didn’t like, is that it was very uh public.“

Therefore, Badosa’s primary goal is to keep things out of the public eye this time. “I still understand that it’s going to be it’s not going to be easy because we’re two public people, public persons, and people will ask, but, uh, we want to keep it more for ourselves because it’s never easy to combine our careers to that. So let’s just try to keep it simple for both of us because I think it helps, and it’s healthier.“

Badosa wants to ensure that she and Tsitsipas are in this new phase for the long haul. She is reluctant to dive deep into the details of the new phase the two players have entered. Since her beau has spoken about their reunion, she is relying on Tsitsipas’ words to answer any question in the mind of any curious follower. 

Stefanos Tsitsipas believes the relationship with Paula Badosa is ‘completely different from any other relationship‘

After many rumors, Tsitsipas acknowledged in an interview with SDNA that the two had rekindled their relationship. Rumors started flying as the two were seen out and about, holding hands in Paris. The Greek player claimed the initial split did not happen because any of the two did anything wrong, but the two were going through some difficulties and needed time apart.

The Monte-Carlo Masters champion further said, “I realized that this relationship I have with Paula is completely different from any other relationship I have had in the past, I feel that she is my person, and we understand each other. And that puts more value in everything I do and I want her by my side as often as possible.“

Now that the two are back together, their main goal will be to find the right balance. From their past social media posts, including ones from their joint Instagram account, Tsitsidose, we can be sure that romance was not the issue that caused the slip. The shape their careers take could be a major factor in how their relationship continues. What do you think?