Pregnant former tennis star Anna Kournikova kick-started her day with a major Starbucks run as she took her three kids of school in Miami.
Kournikova, 44, who is expecting her fourth child with husband Enrqiue Iglesias later this year, was pictured rushing back to her $105,000 Porsche Macan Turbo with an array of colorful drinks in her hand.
She was dressed in black baggy sportswear that helped conceal her baby bump. It’s an outfit Kournikova has opted for previously when she has been spotted out and about in Florida after her happy news was confirmed in September.
The news inevitably ignited a surge of interest in Kournikova and her famous partner, who have largely tried to shun the spotlight as they raise their young family in Florida.
They already have three children together – twins Nicholas and Lucy, born in September 2017, and daughter Mary born three years later.
Kournikova’s pregnancy announcement two months ago came after there were fears for the Russian at the start of the year when, in January, she was pictured in a wheelchair.
She had seemingly sustained a lower leg injury, with a protective boot covering her right leg from the knee down.
Kournikova’s tennis career ended amid a succession injuries, including stress fractures in her foot, which played into the concerns around her being pictured in a wheelchair.
She was one of the most exciting prospects in tennis when she burst onto the scene after turning professional at the age of 14.
She got as high as eighth in the world rankings but never won a Grand Slam singles title.
But in the doubles, she enjoyed greater success once she partnered up with Martinia Hingis. Together, they won the Australian Open doubles championship in 1999 and again in 2002.
She never officially confirmed that she had retired but her last game was in May 2003 when she was just 21 years old.
Her path first crossed with husband Iglesias when they met on the set of the hitmaker’s music video for his 2001 single ‘Escape’.
While the 50-year-old Iglesias has been performing to his adoring fans on tour, tennis fans are only granted rare glimpses of Kournikova.
And even he has decided to keep a lower profile in recent times. In October, People reported as source as saying: ‘He loves his fans and loves to tour, but as he has gotten older and become a parent, it has been harder for him to leave. He will never forsake his fans, but being a dad is very important to him.
‘Anna and Enrique are very happy to become parents again. They have proven to be great parents to their three children, and both of them love the process.
‘They enjoy the activities and all that goes along with raising children.’
