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Former World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki was invited to participate in the annual Easter Egg Roll in the White House on Monday and played tennis with USA President Barack Obama on Monday.
The 24-year-old took part in this year’s theme #givemefive whose objective is to promote more active and healthy lifestyles among Americans.
Wozniacki was joined by stock car racer Jeff Gordon and actor Anthony Anderson for the event, which is held every year on the lawns outside, inviting children and their parents to come out and hunt for eggs, take part in sports activities etc.
In the game, though, Obama provided enough clues that he was certainly no pushover.
Wozniacki tweeted pictures, later on expressing happiness at having got the chance to visit the White House and play with the 53-year-old.
Here’s a video of Obama serving on Monday.
