“When he says he ate all your chocolate” - Paula Badosa hilariously reacts to smashing ball at boyfriend Stefanos Tsitsipas ahead of US Open

Paula Badosa posted a hilarious clip of her smashing the ball at her boyfriend, Stefanos Tsitsipas, and making a joke about it. The couple recently won the Mixed Madness event at the US Open which is a part of the Grand Slam's Fan Week.

Tsitsipas and Badosa competed in an exhibition mixed doubles event which also featured the teams of Nick Kyrgios and Naomi Osaka, Taylor Fritz and Amanda Anisimova, and Ben Shelton and Coco Gauff.

The tournament was held in a one-set knockout format, with Kyrgios and Osaka facing the American duo of Fritz and Anisimova in the first semifinal. The American kicked things off with a comfortable 6-2 win to reach the final.

In the other semifinal, it was the duo of Badosa and Tsitsipas that knocked out the other semi-finalists, the team of reigning US Open champion Gauff and last year's semifinalist Ben Shelton, by a 6-4 scoreline to set up a final against Fritz and Anisimova.

Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa defeated yet another American duo in the final to win the inaugural US Open Mixed Madness a scoreline of 6-3.

Paula Badosa took to Instagram to share a clip of, what seems like, the duo practicing together before their mixed doubles exhibition campaign. In the clip, the Spaniard can be seen hitting a smash at her boyfriend who tries to dodge the ball.

Sharing it on her Instagram story, Badosa made a joke about the clip.

"When he says he ate all your chocolate @stefanostsitsipas #sorrynotsorry," she wrote.

via Paula Badosa's Instagram.

"Paula Badosa saw us both win Australian Open" - Stefanos Tsitsipas reveals Spaniard's dream before they even met

Tsitsidosa (Image Source: Getty)

While speaking to SDNA, a Greek sports journalism website, ahead of Wimbledon 2023, Stefanos Tsitsipas revealed that Paula Badosa had seen a dream of them winning the Australian Open together, before they even became a couple, but wanted the Spaniard to tell the story.

“Paula had a dream before we met & I leave it to her to explain. That's why I say there are so many signs. She saw us both win Australian Open, but I’d like Paula to tell you the story.”

He said that it was a beautiful story and that the best thing about it was that they could dream together and courtesy of which understand each other better.

"It is a very beautiful story and he had a lot of fun when she told it to me. The best thing about it all is that we can dream together and we understand each other."

Tsitsipas and Badosa will be in action at the 2024 US Open next.