Novak Djokovic brushed off his Wimbledon heartbreak with a romantic beach day in the sun alongside his wife Jelena.
The pair shared a kiss as they relaxed by the lapping waves on the island of Mykonos, Greece, on a family holiday with their two kids.
They were lounging at the renowned Nammos resort which attracts a stream of A-listers in the summer months.
Lewis Hamilton, Ariana Grande, Wayne Rooney, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Nicole Sherzinger are just some names who have frequented this sandy playground, which is little more than 100 metres long.
Champagne bottles at Nammos can cost over £100,000, according to Business Insider, and Gucci handbags have been going for upwards of £6,000 for years.
Scores of private jets, helicopters and mega-yachts arrive each summer carrying celebrity cargo worth millions, and they all want a taste of the luxury beach life – though they have to share it with the occasional wandering peacock.
For Djokovic, it is a chance to unwind after Jannik Sinner defeated him in the semi-finals of Wimbledon.
The Serbian is still seeking a record-breaking 25th Grand Slam title to ensure his trophy cabinet is peerless among all men’s and women’s players in history.
He will get a chance again in August and September, when the US Open returns.
Djokovic has won the singles title four times at Flushing Meadows, last doing so in 2023, though he was dumped out in the third round last year.
Some of his rivals have been taking part in other ATP events in the interim between Wimbledon and the US Open, but like Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz, Djokovic has been taking some time out.
His wife Jelena has been his number one supporter down the years but is also not afraid to voice her opinions courtside.
The pair met in high school, attending the same school in Serbia, and made things official while they were still running between the classroom and tennis court.
They dated for eight years before marrying in 2013 in Monaco, where Djockovic was living at the time.
While he was hammering balls across the net, Jelena hd her own ambitions and Jelena ended up going to Bocconi University in Milan, where she studied luxury brand management.
She works as a humanitarian, working to improve the lives of disadvantaged kids in Serbia.
The 39-year-old is the co-founder and global CEO of the Novak Djokivic foundation.
Speaking about the organistaion to HuffPost Jelena said Novak and his family created the organization in 2007 to help disadvantaged children in Serbia by giving them access to early childhood education.
The Serbian has also tried her hand in modeling. Back in 2013 she was revealed as the face of lingerie and swimwear brand Figleaves.com.
They welcomed their first child Stefan on October 22, 2014. Jelena was pregnant with Stefan when they pair tied the knot in Monaco.
Jelena gave birth to their second child in September 2017, a daughter named Tara.
