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It has been three years since the Russian tennis legend Maria Sharapova bid farewell to professional tennis. However, since then, we have heard the ripples of her influence in her off-court endeavors. Once again, as she went to one of the most esteemed global marketing events at Cannes, she was entangled in a busy routine. However, a little visitor wanted her to take a break. It wanted to let her have a laugh even if it was quite abrupt.

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Sharapova started her business-related journey eleven years ago with Supergoop. Now, with her own candy brand, Sugarpova, and other brand ambassador programs, Sharapova has become a successful businesswoman. However, amidst her busy schedule where she even gave a talk and met with renowned business holders, she encountered a little accident which gave her something to share with her fans.

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An innocent visitor helped Maria Sharapova rejoice in the beauty of Cannes after a hilarious accident

The five-time Grand Slam champion has devoted her time to her motherhood and her off-court endeavors after her retirement. As she was one of the major guests at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, she found a naughty outsider who relieved her from the stress of daily life.

Taking her fans on a virtual tour through her Instagram stories, Maria Sharapova shared the delightful sceneries of Cannes. Then, in a still shot of a room where the entrance was laden with an adorning bunch of Bougainvillea, Sharapova detailed a hilarious accident. She stated, “The view from the room was spectacular.” However, then she encountered a miscreant. She added, “Until the bird swooped my pastry.”

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A small but noteworthy incident at Cannes gave Sharapova a break from the hectic routine. This also became a hilarious incident that she found joy in sharing with her fans.

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Apart from that, the whole trip seemed quite splendid as she talked about her champion mindset and entrepreneurial journey. This entrepreneurial journey started with Supergoop eleven years ago. Since then, she has not looked back.

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How did Sharapova get into the business world? 

It was eleven years ago that Sharapova first stepped into the world investment. At that point, a lot of players were turning from brand ambassadors to brand owners.

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Sharapova, too, wanted to do that. However, instead of making an impulsive decision, she approached her favorite skincare brand, Supergoop. She followed the working of the brand for a few months and then finally invested her money in it. Consequently, after all these years, the brand evaluation of Supergoop has gone to a whopping $750 million.

Now, with multiple business endeavors, the five-time Grand Slam champion has become a successful entrepreneur and investor.

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Shivali Sharma is a Tennis Writer and Content Manager at EssentiallySports. With an extensive experience of more than 3 years in writing and content management, Shivali has authored numerous articles concerning the ‘Queen of the Court’, Serena Williams, and the ‘Big 3’, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic, including their personal life, career, and more. In addition to this, Shivali is a sworn Djokovic fan who hails his grit in face of every challenge. Additionally, she roots for Jannik Sinner whose relentless gameplay she can’t help but admire. Apart from this, when she is away from writing, Shivali enjoys exploring the great outdoors through trekking and indulging in her passion for reading books.

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