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Tsitsipas and Badosa deny break-up rumours – The couple kiss (photos)

In the snapshot they posted, they are both seen smiling for the camera while standing upright in front of a swimming pool.

Newsroom September 27 04:09

A few hours after reports emerged that Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa were splitting up, the couple denied the rumours.

The joint account the couple maintains on Instagram, called “tsitsidosa” suddenly appeared empty after they decided to delete all their shared snaps.

Quickly, many reports surfaced, talking about a breakup.

However, the rumours seem to be untrue, as the couple posted a picture of them together in a story, showing that everything is going well between them.

In the snapshot they posted, they are both seen smiling for the camera while standing upright in front of a swimming pool.

Meanwhile, on the occasion of the Davis Cup at the Panatheinaic Stadium in Athens, Stefanos Tsitsipas was present the other day, accompanied by his partner, Paula Bandosa.

The couple exchanged a few kisses, while the camera captured them as they exited the Panatheinaic Stadium.

Dressed casually, the two tennis players arrived and left the stadium together, and as Stefanos Tsitsipas finished his part of the interview, he leaned towards his partner, took her in his arms, and gave her a kiss.

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