"One of us is very serious about tennis" - Caroline Wozniacki introduces son James to the sport

Former Australian Open champion Caroline Wozniacki recently shared an adorable photo of her son James on the tennis court with her.

Wozniacki and her husband, NBA basketball champion David Lee, welcomed their first child, Olivia Wozniacki Lee, on 11 June 2021. A year later, on 24 October 2022, they announced the birth of their son, James Wozniacki Lee.

The former World No. 1 and her husband have never shied away from posting pictures of their children on social media. She routinely updates her fans on her everyday activities with her children. The little kids have boundless energy and fans around the world never fail to share their love and admiration for the toddlers.

On Tuesday, Caroline Wozniacki shared a heartwarming photo of herself and her son on a tennis court, with the Dane holding James in her arms. She captioned it, joking that just one of them is serious about the sport.

"One of us is very serious about their tennis! 🎾😜" Wozniacki wrote.

Tennis remains an important part of Wozniacki's life, even after motherhood. She worked as an analyst for ESPN during the 2023 Australian Open. This year also marks the fifth anniversary of her sole Grand Slam victory.

Caroline Wozniacki shares update on dealing with rheumatoid arthritis

Caroline Wozniacki at the 2020 Australian Open

After numerous doctor appointments, blood tests, and months of suffering, Caroline Wozniacki was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, an incurable inflammatory disease that causes stiff and painful joints.

The former World No.1 battled rheumatoid arthritis in the final few seasons of her career, and since her diagnosis in 2018, she has aggressively increased awareness about the ailment in the hopes of assisting others.

Yet, unlike the more common osteoarthritis, which is caused by body wear and tear, the disease often manifests at a younger age. Researchers believe that while the specific cause of rheumatoid arthritis is unknown, it is most likely inherited.

During a recent Q&A with fans, the Danish tennis star disclosed that her rheumatoid arthritis is under control and that she has been playing a lot more tennis recently, albeit for recreational purposes.

"I have recently played more and enjoying it. My RA is pretty controlled at the moment," Wozniacki said on Instagram.

Caroline Wozniacki's rheumatologist promised her that she could live a normal life and even continue to play professional tennis if she began therapy. Coupled with a new anti-inflammatory diet, extra sleep, avoiding stress, and frequent therapeutic massages, aided her return to the court, and the Australian Open champion won the China Open in October 2018, one month after her diagnosis.