"Can we please have more?"- Danielle Collins fondly revisits her boyfriend Bryan lifting her up while jamming to Kings of Leon at London concert

Danielle Collins recently took fans down memory lane as she shared moments with her boyfriend Bryan Kipp from a Kings of Leon concert. The American rock band continued their 'Can We Please Have Fun' world tour for 2024 in the UK, and Collins and her boyfriend attended their concert in June, held at Hyde Park, London.

There is no exact date for when Collins and Kipp started dating; however, the World No. 9 once shared that she met Kipp at a coffee shop in London. According to Kipp's LinkedIn profile, he is the vice president of the tech company Revvity.

On Wednesday, Collins shared a picture and a couple of videos on her Instagram feed reminiscing about the Kings of Leon concert. The picture featured her sitting on her boyfriend's shoulders while the videos showed the band's performance.

"Can we please have some more @KingofLeon?” she captioned the post.

While speaking about her relationship with Kipp in an interview at the Charleston Open, after she defeated Belgium's Elise Mertens in the quarterfinals, Collins stated that Kipp didn't know anything about her career or tennis before they met.

“He didn't know anything about tennis, and he didn't know I was a tennis player, which was really nice. He was actually a bigger fan of golf and so he said, 'Well I really like golf. I don't really know much about tennis'. And I was like, 'Yes! That's so exciting'” Danielle Collins told the Tennis Channel.

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Danielle Collins has won two trophies this season

Miami Open Presented by Itau 2024 - Day 15 Danielle Collins (Source; GETTY)

Two of Danielle Collins' four singles titles have come this season. Having announced that she would be retiring at the end of the 2024 season due to health reasons and her decision to have a normal life, Collins has gone on to have an amazing season, winning the Miami Open and the Charleston Open.

Clinching the Miami Open in March marked the biggest title win of Collins' career. She began her campaign by defeating Bernarda Pera in the first round and Anastasia Potapova in the second round. Collins continued her impressive run by defeating Elina Avanesyan and Sorana Cîrstea in the third and fourth rounds, respectively, setting up a quarterfinal clash with Caroline Garcia, whom she also beat. In the semifinal, she got the better of Russia's Ekaterina Alexandrova, and in the final, she prevailed over fourth seed Elena Rybakina.

Coming into the Charleston Open in fine form, Collins defeated Paula Badosa, Ons Jabeur, Sloane Stephens, Elise Mertens, and Maria Sakkari en route to the final. In the title clash, she beat Daria Kasatkina to lift the trophy.