Jannik Sinner rocks white Nike puffer jacket, celebrates snowy Christmas in rare family photo

Jannik Sinner is back in his hometown of South Tyrol, Italy, enjoying quality time with his family in the snow-covered peaks of the Dolomites.

The World No. 1 recently shared a glimpse of his holiday on Instagram, posting a couple of photos with his family. Dressed in a stylish black tracksuit and a white Nike jacket, Sinner posed against a breathtaking mountain backdrop. A simple but heartfelt caption read:

"Home sweet home 🏔️."

The Italian was also spotted in Alta Badia, a ski resort in the Dolomites of northern Italy.

On Christmas Eve, a fanpage posted an adorable throwback clip of the Italian dancing and singing with retired five-time Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova. In 2019, this clip of the duo dancing on the Christmas classic "Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree," had gone viral. The fanpage shared it with the caption:

"Obviously had to post this gem again."

Sinner had been in Dubai earlier preparing for the 2025 season but has traveled home for the holidays before heading to Australia for the first Major of the year.

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"Parents and the people who are close to you come before everything else" - Jannik Sinner

Jannik Sinner at the Davis Cup Finals (Image: Getty)

Jannik Sinner capped off a stellar 2024 season by winning the ATP Finals in Italy, with his family by his side in Turin.

Sinner, who ended the year as the world No. 1, delivered a flawless performance, defeating the likes of Alex de Minaur, Daniil Medvedev, Casper Ruud, and Taylor Fritz in straight sets to claim the prestigious title. This victory highlighted his remarkable year, which included multiple titles and consistent dominance on tour.

Celebrating his triumph with his mother, Siglinde, father, Hanspeter, and brother, Marc, Sinner expressed heartfelt gratitude.

"Parents and the people who are close to you come before everything else," Jannik Sinner said in his post-match press conference according to Corriere dello Sport (Translated from Italian).

"I'm happy with the cup, but it's even more beautiful to see the family here with me and to be able to give them something back. Only they know the sacrifices we've made," the 23-year-old said.

The Italian's mother was brought to tears watching him get the ATP year-end World No. 1 trophy.

As Sinner transitions into 2025, he has been training but has not scheduled any preparatory tournaments before the Australian Open, where he will be the defending champion. The tennis world awaits his return to the court.