Nick Kyrgios’ Girlfriend’s Latest Post Leaves Fans in Confusion About Their Relationship

Australian tennis player, Nick Kyrgios, is facing a few niggles in his personal life regarding his relationship. He has been in a relationship with Chiarra Passari for around a year, and the status of their relationship seems uncertain. There are rumors doing the rounds that the couple has split. 

Even before the Australian Open began this year, there were whispers that things were rocky between the two lovers. Chiarra was spotted attending Nick’s practice session during which she didn’t remove her mask, even when her boyfriend was the only one sitting beside her. 

A few days ago, Chiarra had posted a message on Instagram that said, “I have learned a lot and am also learning a lot about myself since meeting you. There will always be struggles but as long as that magic and those unforgettable experiences are there it’s all worth it. Happy belated Valentine’s. I Love you.” 

Have Nick Kyrgios and Chiarra Passari called it off?

Passari attended one of Kyrgios’ matches at the Australian Open and confusing everyone further, she posted a picture of herself laughing with a caption that stated, “Laughing at myself for believing a …”

Even before the Australian Open, Chiarra had posted a message, “Cheaters always want you to be loyal while they’re being unfaithful.” Following that, Kyrgios appeared to have begun deleting pictures of Passari from his social media accounts. 

On the tennis front, Kyrgios competed at the Australian Open 2021 and lost in the third round. His defeat occurred after an intense five-set thriller against 2020 Australian Open finalist Dominic Thiem. During the match, Nick took a two-set lead and failed to win one of the remaining three sets.  

In the previous year, Nick has dealt with issues on the tennis court, with regard to the wrist injury he suffered during the initial part of last season. He then made a comeback after a year and played his first Grand Slam event at the Australian Open 2021. 

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