Bianca Andreescu debuts new hairstyle for Paris Olympics 2024, flaunts it with Canada-themed manicure

Bianca Andreescu recently shared that she has gotten a new trim days before the Paris Olympics. She also got a manicure sporting the colors of the Canadian flag.

Andreescu is ready to participate in her first Olympics and has reached Paris, France. To commemorate her debut, the 2019 US Open champion got special nail art done in the colors of her country's flag, red and white.

"Hehe," she wrote on Instagram along with the Canadian flag.

Source- Bianca Andreescu's Instagram Handle

Andreescu also recently experimented with her hair and showcased her new look on Instagram.

"Back short," she captioned the selfie.

Source- Bianca Andreescu's Instagram Handle

The Canadian recently staged a comeback after being sidelined with injuries for nine months. Andreescu returned to the tour at the 2024 French Open, losing in the third round to eventual finalist Jasmine Paolini.

She also reached the final at the Libema Open, falling to Liudmila Samsonova. The former World No. 4 also had a strong showing at Wimbledon, reaching the third round but losing, once again, to eventual finalist Paolini.

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Bianca Andreescu: “Olympics is Olympics"

Bianca Andreescu at the 2023 Miami Open - Day 4 (Source: Getty)

Bianca Andreescu is gearing up for her first Olympics and spoke about the opportunity to represent her country at the prestigious event after missing out on a Tokyo Olympics berth due to injuries.

She talked to the Toronto Star about the tough schedule of clay-grass-clay, adding that she wanted to play at the event regardless and make it a priority. The Canadian also expressed her gratitude for being able to qualify.

“It’s definitely not the easiest schedule. But in order to play the Olympics, that’s just what it is. I’ve never played the Olympics, so I really want to make it a priority and I’m truly grateful that I’ve been able to qualify," Andreescu said.

Andreescu stated that she has talked to other athletes about the Olympics and is excited to live out the experience in the flesh.

“I’ve spoken to other players, not only from tennis but different sports. They all say there’s no other feeling like competing for your country at the Olympics. I really want to be able to experience that finally. The whole experience — the opening ceremony, interacting with different athletes," she said.

The Canadian added:

"Olympics is Olympics."

Bianca Andreescu will be joined by Leylah Fernandez, Felix Auger-Aliassime, Milos Raonic, and Gabriela Dabrowski as part of Team Canada at the Paris Olympics 2024.