"Do you love me or my subscriptions?" - Nelly Korda publicly reveals her chat with popular tennis star Sebastian Korda

Nelly Korda's brother is a prominent tennis player named Sebastian, with whom she had a conversation and posted the same on her Instagram story. They are part of an athletic family, as their sister, Jessica, is a golfer, and their father, Petr, and mother, Regina, were successful tennis players representing Czechoslovakia.

The golfer posted her conversation with Sebastian Korda on Instagram, showcasing how often her brother texts her and what he most often texts her for. It's not exactly brotherly love in this case, as he is often looking for something from Korda.

Nelly Korda reveals her relationship with her brother in her story (Instagram/nellykorda)

Sebastian began by saying "love you" in response to something, and the next text message was several hours later asking her for a login code to something. She sent it, and he asked for another.

Just six hours later, the tennis star asked again for a code to log in to the television. The American golfer had to search for this one, but she eventually sent it over, and she'd had enough of the code requests.

She shared the screenshot on Instagram and captioned it:

"Do you love me or my subscriptions, Sebastian Korda?"

Even though they're both famous, they share passwords and streaming services among family members like the rest of the world. Sebastian Korda recently concluded his campaign at the French Open after facing defeat at the hands of Frances Tiafoe, while Nelly Korda last competed at the Shoprite LPGA Classic.

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Nelly Korda opens up on winless streak in 2025

In 2024, Nelly Korda won seven of 16 starts, including a run of several consecutive starts and the Chevron Championship. In 2025, she has yet to take home a trophy, most recently coming up short by two strokes in the US Women's Open.

Nelly Korda has not won in 2025 (Image via Imagn)

Two weeks ago, she addressed her lackluster year in comparison. Via ESPN, she said:

"I don't try and think about it. Definitely when you're a higher-ranked player or you're more popular, there is more pressure on you just from outside perspective when it comes to media, fans coming out to watch you play."

Nelly Korda added:

"If you want to feel it, you will feel it, but I think what's really important is just kind of sticking to your game plan and being really focused on what you're doing present time, and that's really helped me."

She called her season "interesting" and said:

"Some weeks it's so much easier to be patient than others. It just depends on kind of the mindset and how you're feeling mentally. But it plays a really big role. Sometimes you can get ahead of yourself, and as I've said in the past, staying in the moment is really, really important for me."

Korda followed up her T2 at the US Women's Open with a T15 at the Shoprite LPGA Classic.