The Danish tennis star, Caroline Wozniacki, celebrated her son James’s second birthday with an adorable Instagram post on October 25th. She shared a heartwarming series of photos of James, smiling and seated beside his special car-themed cake, which had his name “James” written on it in a playful style.

Wozniacki captioned the post with heartfelt words, “Happy 2nd Birthday James!! ❤️ We had the best day celebrating the happiest boy in the world!💙” Adding to the day’s celebrations, Wozniacki shared a touching story of her daughter Olivia, aged three and a half, surprising her younger brother.

In the Instagram story, Olivia is seen waking James up with a small cake and singing him a birthday song, a precious sibling moment that Wozniacki highlighted with the caption, “This morning Olivia waking up James with a tiny cake and a birthday song,” along with three hearts.

Many of Wozniacki’s friends from the sports world chimed in with warm wishes for James. Fellow athlete Michelle Wie West commented, “Happy Birthday James!!” while Cat Gasol wrote, “Happy birthday sweet boy ❤️.” The well-wishes from close friends and fans made the celebration even more special.

This joyful occasion comes amidst Wozniacki’s recent return to professional tennis after a three-year break to start her family. Her comeback has been one of the most talked-about moments in tennis this year, and fans are thrilled to see her balance family life and her passion for the sport.

Caroline Wozniacki balances family joy with a stellar comeback to professional tennis

After a three-year break to start a family, Wozniacki celebrated a return to competitive tennis, marking her comeback with several notable performances. In August, she expressed uncertainty about her future plans beyond the U.S. Open, choosing instead to focus on each event as it comes. Since her return, she has competed in three major tournaments over the summer. In those events, she advanced to the quarterfinals at the Bad Homburg Open and made an impressive run to the elite eight at the WTA 1000 Indian Wells.

The 33-year-old mother of two has proven her resilience and competitive edge. She was granted a wildcard for the Western & Southern Open (Cincinnati Open), further fueling her fans’ excitement. Her tenacity was particularly evident in her hard-fought match against Coco Gauff in the fourth round of the U.S. Open, where she pushed the young star to a deciding third set.

Although Gauff ultimately took home the victory, Wozniacki’s comeback has been one of the most discussed stories in tennis this year. It showcased her dedication to both family and her passion for the sport.