WATCH: Novak Djokovic makes the most of his off days with wife Jelena; attends ABA League final in Serbia before Geneva Open appearance

Novak Djokovic and his wife Jelena took an evening off to attend the 2024 ABA League Finals. Crvena Zvezda clashed with Partisan Belgrade for the coveted basketball prize at the Belgrade Arena.

Crvena Zvezda led the game from the beginning with their rivals struggling to close the gap. The Crvena Zvezda red-and-whites eventually won the game 82-76 to claim the club's seventh title. The win also guarantees Crvena Zvezda a spot in the next year's EuroLeague.

A fan took to X to post a short clip of Novak Djokovic and his wife exiting the arena after the match. In the clip, the Serb could be seen walking down a hallway. He shook hands with the person behind the camera before making his way towards the exit with his wife.

The World No. 1 could be seen sporting a light blue Lacoste t-shirt paired with grey trousers and white sneakers in the clip. His wife also kept it casual with a light pink top and torn jeans. She completed the look with white and pink Nike sneakers, glasses and a brown sling purse.

Novak Djokovic admits to missing his children while competing on tour

Novak Djokovic at the 2024 Italian Open

Novak Djokovic sat down for a conversation with Nick Kyrgios on the latter's podcast, "Good trouble with Nick Kyrgios". While the chat took place earlier this year during the Australian Open, it was recently released as part of the podcast series.

The seven-time Wimbledon champion spoke about the difficulty of being away from his family, adding that he missed his children.

"I really miss my children as we speak now. They are back in Europe, and I haven't seen them for weeks. If I do well here, I will not see them for another two, three weeks, who knows? And that's hurting me more and more, leaving them," Djokovic said.

He was last seen on-court at the Italian Open where he made a third-round exit against Alejandro Tabilo. The World No. 1 will making his Geneva Open debut where he has accepted a wildcard. The clay court event is a run up to the 2024 French Open scheduled from May 26-June 9.

Following the end of the italian Open, the 36-year-old remains the World No. 1 and currently has a 1090-point lead over World No. 2 Jannik Sinner.