In Pictures: Carlos Alcaraz and brothers Jaime, Sergio & Alvaro celebrate Spaniard's Wimbledon 2024 title in adorable family photoshoot

Carlos Alcaraz celebrated his Wimbledon title with an adorable photoshoot with three brothers- Jamie, Sergio, and Alvaro. The Spaniard defeated Novak Djokovic 6-2, 6-2, 7-6 (7-4) in the final to lift the prestigious title for the second year running.

The Spaniard won the first two sets with two breaks of serves 6-2, 6-2. In the third set, Alcaraz and Djokovic held their serve until the defending champion broke his opponent's serve to go 5-4 up. Despite having three championship points, the Spaniard could not serve out the match.

The Serb, taking advantage of this situation, broke back to level the set at 5-5. Still, Alcaraz won the match in the tie-breaker to successfully defend his Wimbledon crown.

On Monday, Alcaraz had a photoshoot with the Wimbledon trophy.

Carlos Alcaraz is Wimbledon 2024 Gentlemen's Singles Champion (Source: GETTY)

His brothers Jaime, Sergio, and Alvaro also joined him for the photoshoot.

(L-R) Sergio, Carlos Alcaraz, Alvaro, Jaime (Source: GETTY)

His eldest brother, Alvaro is 24 years old and often travels with him as his hitting partner. Sergio (15) does not usually travel with on tour, but made a rare exception for the Wimbledon final as he was seen cheering on for Carlos in the final. Alcaraz's youngest sibling, Jaime (12) is a budding tennis player.

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Carlos Alcaraz: My parents are always there to put my feet on the ground

Carlos Alcaraz at the 2024 French Open with his parents and brother Alvaro (Source: GETTY)

Carlos Alcaraz spoke about how his parents have helped him stay grounded and not let success get to his head. The Spaniard joined Tennis Channel for a chat after winning the 2024 Indian Wells Masters and said that his parents, Carlos Sr. and Virginia, do not let him get carried away.

"Well, my father and my mom have a really good role. They try to pull me in the ground every time that I win a tournament or I win an amount of money, I'm not gonna lie, I’m not gonna hide. They always stay there to put my feet on the ground," Alcaraz said.

The Spaniard added that he always looks forward to going home to his friends and family after big tournaments, as to them he is just a normal person.

"For me, it's not difficult to do it because every time I get really good results or if I have a really good run in a tournament, I always want to be back with my friends, just feel like nothing happened to me. I love to be back at home, feel like I'm Carlos Alcaraz as a person, not as a tennis player, not I did something huge, I want to feel like I’m a normal guy."

Alcaraz is now set to team up with Rafael Nadal at the Paris Olympics in doubles competition, and will also have his sights set on winning the gold medal in the men's singles event.