Up to now, it has been more than a year since “blonde doll” Maria Sharapova announced her retirement from professional tennis. However, side information about the life of the tennis beauty still receives great attention from fans (mainly men). Not long ago, Maria Sharapova also caused a stir among fans when she decided to remarry British businessman Alexander Gilkes.
It is known that, with the gallant nature of a British gentleman, Alexander Gilkes gave his future wife an engagement ring worth up to 400,000 USD (~ 9.2 billion VND). Fans of the Russian doll can now rest assured that their idol has finally found a peaceful destination in her life.
However, it seems that retiring at a still very young age has made Sharapova sometimes feel like she “misses” tennis. On her personal Instagram page, the beauty often posts photos of her time on the courts at prestigious Grand Slam tournaments.
The story would not be worth mentioning if the beauty queen of the football world did not personally post a photo on social media capturing her indiscreet moment while competing. In the post with the caption “My love for Wimbledon”, Sharapova made many fans “blush” when attaching a photo of her wearing “anti-owner” pants that revealed her sensitive area. have a cold. However, with the majority of fans being male, it can be seen that fans of the blonde beauty also seemed quite… “interested” when the number of interactions on this photo suddenly increased dramatically compared to with previous posts.
After retiring, Maria Sharapova and her fiance are enjoying happy and fulfilling days in a multi-million dollar villa in California. The couple is said to be planning to have a baby when the epidemic situation in the US is completely under control.
Not only loved for her beautiful and seductive appearance, the Russian doll also has a glorious playing career that any professional tennis player would admire with 5 Grand Slam titles. She has completed a collection of the 4 most prestigious Grand Slam tournaments (US Open, Australian Open, French Open and Wimbledon) – something that not many female tennis players can do.
