When it comes to looking at the most adorable love angles in the tennis scene right now, there’s no chance to miss the chemistry between Katie Boulter and Alex De Minaur. It has been quite a while since the both of them have openly shared moments of love, along with being focused on their professional tennis careers.

Although the fans didn’t get to hear a lot from Boulter because of her early exit from the Miami Open, she compensated for it by stepping in for a fun podcast. Besides the matter revolving around her current position in the sport, the conversation took an interesting turn when the British WTA star revealed the best non-tennis moment of her life.

“My first coffee date with Alex,” she noted, remembering the details of the day when she sat with the ATP star for the first time beyond the professional scene. Boulter turned all smile while about the incident and continued to unveil the details. “I remember how exactly I fell. It was disgusting (in a funny way),” she added.

As the conversation continued, Katie Boulter was also exposed to making a choice between success and love. Keeping things real about her philosophy for feelings, Boulter didn’t hesitate to reveal her priority, affirming, “In love.”

Boulter’s relationship with Alex De Minaur has been going strong since March 2020, with both players frequently seen supporting each other at major tennis championships like the Australian Open and Wimbledon. As both of them continue to excel in their career, fans equally distribute their attention on their future endeavors both on and off the court.

Alex De Minaur reflects on how it feels to be on the same tour as Katie Boulter

It isn’t just Katie Boulter who finds herself lost in the dreamland of love. Making it strong on both ends, Alex De Minaur also had moments when he talked about how her presence has always been important to him.

On being asked about how he feels when both of them are a part of the same tournament, he said, “It’s great. It’s really, really big for both of us to be at the same tournaments together. It’s not often.” Taking the recent schedule into account, he added, “Recently we’ve been playing the same tournaments more and more, and it makes it a lot easier.”

As both of them continue to be on an amazing sync of managing their relationship as well as their career, there surely is a lot more coming for the fans to adore them.

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