Caroline Wozniacki’s Daughter Olivia Chooses Different Sport Over Tennis

Several days ago, former Danish tennis player Caroline Wozniacki announced that she will become a mother again, as her family will grow from three to four. She already has a daughter named Olivia, who is truly a star on social media. 

Often, Wozniacki and her husband David Lee post about Olivia and her various activities on social media. Recently, the former world no.1 posted a video of her daughter playing a completely different sport.

Caroline Wozniacki posts an adorable video of her daughter playing soccer

Earlier on her Instagram story, Wozniacki posted a video where we saw Olivia playing soccer. In the video, she wrote, “We may have a future football (soccer) player in our family.”

It is worth noting that both Wozniacki and Lee are from different sporting backgrounds. Lee, 39 played in the NBA for a brief period. And we all know Wozniacki is the most decorated player from her country, Denmark. Now, it seems like Olivia wants to go in a different direction, as she has already started playing soccer.

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Meanwhile, after Wozniacki announced the good news of becoming a mother, several congratulatory messages were pouring in from all corners. In the comment section of her Instagram post, many current and former tennis players, like Serena Williams, Ana Ivanovic, Angelique Kerber, Donna Vekic, Agnieszka Radwanska, and others, wrote some lovely messages for her. Particularly, her best friend Serena Williams posted a comment and also a story on her official Instagram account.

Wozniacki’s famous Grand Slam win in 2018

The Danish player played many years on the tour and spent a total of 71 weeks in the no.1 ranking. However, many questioned her ranking because she always failed to perform on the big stage, i.e. a Grand Slam tournament. Speaking about being no.1, she once said, “I think obviously when you’re No. 1 in the world, if you’ve been there, you have a target on your back and you’re a favorite every time you play, and every time you come into the media after a lost match it’s basically a disappointment regardless of who the opponent is because everyone is lower ranked.”

During the 2018 Australian Open, she was the no.2 in the world. It was a blessing in disguise for her, as she won her first-ever Grand Slam title by beating the world no.1 Simona Halep in the final. After this win, she became the first Danish player to win a Slam. Also, she regained her no.1 ranking after displacing Halep from the top.

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Incidentally, she ended her professional tennis career after playing the Australian Open in 2020. Earlier this year, she played her farewell match on her home soil to say goodbye to tennis forever.