Aryna Sabalenka poses in yellow bikini while enjoying company of boyfriend Georgios in Miami

Aryna Sabalenka posed in a yellow bikini while spending time in Miami ahead of her US Open title defense. She was accompanied by her boyfriend and Oakberry Acai founder, Georgios Frangulis.

Aryna Sabalenka has suffered heartbreak in all three Slams this year, losing to Madison Keys in the Australian Open final, to Coco Gauff in the Roland Garros final, and to Amanda Anisimova in the Wimbledon semifinals. Ahead of the US Open, where she won her first title in 2024, the Belarusian has been enjoying a much-deserved retreat.

Following her Canadian Open withdrawal citing fatigue, Sabalenka has been recovering in Miami, alongside her boyfriend Frangulis. In an Instagram story, she was seen posing in a yellow bikini, with the latter's reflection visible on the glass, confirming he was the one photographing.

In the inset, Sabalenka was seen seated in an ice bath wearing the same outfit, suggesting it was part of her recovery routine.

"Recovery days in Miami"

Frangulis also shared a snap of the couple's travel backpacks.

Aryna and her boyfriend's Miami pictures; Instagram - @arynasabalenka and @georgiosfrangulis

Sabalenka and her boyfriend recently attended Coldplay's concert in Miami. She added pictures of the special night in her Instagram stories and also danced with Georgios Frangulis in the VIP box.

Aryna Sabalenka recently highlighted the sad reality of being a professional athlete

Sabalenka at the Championships - Wimbledon 2025. - (Source: Getty)

Aryna Sabalenka has been dominating the tour lately, sitting comfortably at the top of the rankings. But despite going past 12,000 points, the first female to do so since Serena Williams in 2015, Sabalenka has missed multiple title-winning opportunities this year.

In a recent conversation with the Tennis Gazzette, the 27-year-old shared the harsh reality of being an athlete, claiming that they're only allowed to be happy when they post good results.

"I think it’s important to go and have fun and enjoy life. But it’s so fu****g annoying about being an athlete, honestly," she said. "All your life depends on your result. You win and you are the happiest person that you can be. You just enjoy, life feels so good. But when you lose it’s just tough to enjoy."

Aryna Sabalenka was the first Belarusian player since Victoria Azarenka a decade earlier to win a Major singles title, a feat she achieved at the 2023 Australian Open. She also replicated the latter's feat of claiming the top spot in the WTA rankings, getting there later that year.

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