Nick Kyrgios has been on a successful run at the Indian Wells, where he is playing his first tournament since the Australian Open. The Australian is in the third round of the BNP Paribas Open, ready to face the 8th seeded Casper Ruud. However, along with enjoying his run at the Indian Wells, Kyrgios is also spending some quality time with his girlfriend, Costeen Hatzi.

Kyrgios loves all heart for his girlfriend

Today, 14th March, Kyrgios took to his Instagram, putting up a post with Costeen. The post was a collection of three photos. In the first photo, Kyrgios was clicked sitting on the boundary of a swimming pool, while Costeen sat on his lap. While Kyrgios wore a red T-shirt coupled with white shorts, Costeen opted for a multi-colored bikini. The two were seen sharing an intimate moment.

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The second photo was a click from one of the on-court practice sessions of Nick Kyrgios. In the photo, the couple sat on the on-court player bench, as the two indulged in some conversation. While Kyrgios chose an all-black outfit, Costeen opted for an all-white sports suit.

The last photo was a selfie clicked by Casteen while sitting in the car with Nick. While Nick opted for black T-shirt and white shorts, Costeen preferred a white crop top, coupled with black cat-eye sunglasses. The same photo was also posted by Costeen just hours before Nick.

The World No. 132 captioned the post, “it’s crazy….. you continue to amaze me everyday… the support, the laughter, I love you coz.” Replying to the post, Costeen wrote, “I love you.”

Kyrgios opened up about his relationship with Costeen at the end of last year. Costeen is a blogger based out of Sydney. She is also owns the Casa Amor Interiors, a company which focuses on home decors.

Nick Kyrgios on the tour

On the tennis front, Kyrgios started his 2022 season at the Australian Open. In the singles draw, he faced a second-round exit against Daniil Medvedev. However, not willing to go empty-handed, he took to the doubles draw, teaming up with Thanasi Kokkinakis, as he went on to write his names in the history books. Winning the men’s doubles, Kyrgios and Thanasi became the first all-Australian pair since 1997 to win the Australian Open.

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Following the Australian Open, Kyrios withdrew from several tournaments before finally making a comeback at the ATP Masters 1000 BNP Paribas Open (Indian Wells). Entering the tournament as a wildcard, in the first round he beat Argentina’s Sebastian Baez. In the second round, he went on to beat another Argentinian, Federico Delbonis, to set up a third-round clash with Casper Ruud.