Thanksgiving has arrived, and tennis players including Coco Gauff, Sloane Stephens, and Leylah Fernandes have shared adorable moments of their day, from family time to pies. Gauff concluded her 2024 season after winning the WTA Finals in November and shared a wholesome video of her family happily dancing to karaoke.
Gauff added the caption:
"Family over everything."
Sloane Stephens also shared a glimpse of her Thanksgiving by sharing a photo of the turkey she made in her first Instagram story, followed by her taking it out of the oven, and the caption read:
"Happy Thanksgiving. @sloanestephens doing her thing in the kitchen."
Canadian player Leylah Fernandez also shared a Thanksgiving post on her Instagram handle, uploading pictures of her spending quality time with her family and friends. Some also showcased her spending time with her fans on the tennis court. She added a lengthy caption, extending gratitude for everything in her life:
"Taking a moment today to reflect, I realize how many things I’m grateful for. I’m grateful for this crazy life 🤪 I’m grateful that I get to do what I love most as a living 🎾I’m grateful for goals that drive me to be better every day 👊 I’m grateful for the unconditional love and support from my family ❤️ I’m grateful for my team, on and off the court, that are committed to helping me reach my goals."
Another Canadian player, Eugenie Bouchard, also shared a picture of a pie and wrote:
"Happy Thanksgiving!!!🦃❤️ "
Amanda Anisimova wished everyone Thanksgiving by sharing a picture of her dog eating its lunch, and she added a GIF in the story that read:
"Happy Thanksgiving."
Emma Navarro, on the other hand, shared a unique Thanksgiving wish as she shared a photo of herself jogging on the streets and wrote:
"Sunrise t-giving jog."
Last year, Gauff opened up about her passion for Halloween.
Coco Gauff discussed her favorite holiday last year
In a press conference after the 2023 WTA Finals, Coco Gauff recalled her childhood days and said she always loved to dress up. She also shared her favorite costume for Halloween.
"I've always been passionate about Halloween since I was a kid. I always loved to dress up. I would do it, like, year-round. I've always talked about wanting to go to cosplay, the conventions and all of that. My favorite Halloween costume I've done as a family was a Scooby-Doo one a couple of years ago. I thought that was pretty cool," Coco Gauff said.
"For me, I did like the moon -- I don't know. I think I did Thor a while ago, and Raven last year was really cool. Then Freddy Krueger was obviously last minute. My brother wanted to be Chucky for Halloween. I said, 'We should all be fictional serial killers,' and that's what we did."
Gauff had an incredible 2024 season as she won the WTA Finals and clinched the China Open.