Matteo Berrettini is one player who is joining his tennis buddies in a downtime. After the gruesome competition at Wimbledon, players are kicking back before they get back to business for the US Open. Like them, Berrettini is also out enjoying with his loved ones. He is joined by his girlfriend, Melissa Satta, and her son from a previous marriage.

The two are a lively couple by all means. Although they have been dating for less than a year, they stand by each other through thick and thin. Satta stood by firmly as Berrettini registered a disappointing loss against Carlos Alcaraz in Wimbledon. 

Matteo Berrettini lives it up with girlfriend

Two slams came back to back for players as the French Open and Wimbledon had a short gap between them. Now as the grass slam is over, he decided to take a vacation before he gets back to the grind. However, he is not alone on his time off. He is joined by his 37-year-old television presenter girlfriend Melissa Satta and her son Maddox. Along with them, a friend of Satta was also present for the vacation.

Satta recently shared pictures of their vacation on her Instagram page. She shared five pictures in which she is posing alone, with her son, and her friend, and two pictures with Berrettini. In one picture, the two share a small romantic moment as the model is kissing the Italian player’s cheek. She kept the caption of the post simple as she wrote, “☀️💛“.

While the two are engaging in social media to share their joy, they shared a sad moment when Berrettini lost at Wimbledon. However, Satta made sure to stay right beside her beau.

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Melissa Satta stands firmly with her boyfriend

After astounding victories back-to-back, Berrettini was overcome by the eventual champion Carlos Alcaraz. While a sad exit, the fourth round was a great accomplishment for the player. The Italian TV presenter shared her praise for her boyfriend with a heart emoji which she commented on the player’s Wimbledon exit post. 

The former number 6 has fallen from grace due to many bad performances. But his intensity this year speaks to the promise of a resurgence. Will he be able to make it back to the top 10?

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