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As ‘Little Bro’ Marks the Beginning of a New Chapter in Life, Coco Gauff Joins Her Mother in Celebrating His Latest Milestone with a Heartfelt Note

Published 09/22/2023, 1:08 AM EDT

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American sensation Coco Gauff is a perfect blend of youth, talent, and family person. The current World No.3 trained with her father, Corey Gauff, as her first coach, which made the family stick together through thick and thin. Gauff has always showcased affection and gratitude to her family ever since she first emerged in the public eye. Finally, this year’s US Open victory epitomized Gauff’s family love as she rushed to embrace her parents soon after she won. But recently, the Gauff family had yet another cause for celebration!

The 19-year-old displayed her adoration towards her brother on his special day. Gauff joined her mother in celebrating the joyous occasion as she penned a loving note to her brother, Codey.

Coco Gauff sends a heartwarming message to her little brother

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The Flushing Meadows incident in which Gauff took a moment to sit on her bench, only to call her sibling, still lingers around. The US Open champion wanted to share her first major success with her brother directly. For Gauff, family and success go hand in hand. So, as her brother’s special day came, Gauff showered her love on Codey.

The Cincinnati Masters champion penned a sweet birthday wish for her brother. But the teenager’s mother beat her in wishing Codey his Sweet 16. Gauff shared a memorable collage for her brother, featuring the timeline of their relationship with goofy pictures.

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On her Instagram story, she wrote, “happy birthday little bro. BIG 16!!! Thanks for being my biggest cheerleader. Love you @codeygauff. Enjoy it ❤️❤️.” The French Open finalist has spoken highly of her siblings and often showered her love and admiration on her little brothers.

Coco’s mom Candice also posted a picture of their family on Instagram and captioned it, “Happy birthday to my favorite oldest son! I love you. May God continue to guide and protect you. Proud to be your mom.”

Codey is the oldest brother, and Cameron is the youngest of all. Earlier this year, Gauff shared how her siblings contributed to her success as a champion and person.

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In the pre-tournament conference of the Qatar Open, Gauff shared how she attained maturity at such a young age. She revealed that being the older sister made her feel responsible for her brothers. The American champion wanted to become the role model that her siblings could look up to, and she achieved it.

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Like Gauff, her siblings, too, pursue athletic interests to forge a path of their own. Codey is a baseball pitcher, and the Flushing Meadows champion publicly admired him for his talent. There was a viral video on social media of Codey playing baseball and getting the runner with an incredible missile. “That’s my brother!” Coco Gauff announced on Twitter.

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Cameron, too, proved that he was no less than his elder siblings when he designed Gauff’s New Balance shoes. As the Australian Open and the Olympics inch closer, many more heartwarming moments await as the Gauffs emerge as one of the most potent athletic families in the US.

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Krishna Priya

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Vadlamani Krishna Priya is a tennis writer at Essentially Sports. Pursuing her passion for storytelling, she has a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Mass Communication. Helped by her cousin who introduced her to the rules and regulations of the game during her childhood, Roger Federer matches became Priya's gateway to the world of tennis.
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Bhavani Singh