Wozniacki expecting baby girl in June

Feb 10, 2021
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Wozniacki expecting baby girl in June

Published Feb 10, 2021

Caroline Wozniacki announced some amazing news on Wednesday: she's expecting a baby girl. She shared the happy news on Instagram.

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She married David Lee in Italy in June 2019, and has been candid about wanting to start a family.

“I’ve always told myself, when the time comes, that there are things away from tennis that I want to do more, then it’s time to be done,” she wrote in her retirement announcement in December 2019. “In recent months, I’ve realized that there is a lot more in life that I’d like to accomplish off the court. Getting married to David [Lee] was one of those goals and starting a family with him while continuing to travel the world and helping raise awareness about rheumatoid arthritis are all passions of mine moving forward.”

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The 30-year-old Dane played her last WTA match at the 2020 Australian Open, and has been making the most of retirement, despite the pandemic. She launched Advantage Hers, an awareness and empowerment campaign for women living with chronic inflammatory diseases (Wozniacki was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis in 2018).

Hear more about her post-retirement life on the TENNIS.com Podcast:

Wozniacki captured 30 WTA titles during her career and won her sole Grand Slam at the 2019 Australian Open. Though she isn't playing in Melbourne this year, she certainly deserves her share of the headlines.