The love affair once caused the felt fever between Stefanos Tsitsipas and Paula Badosa has officially closed after more than a year. The couple broke up right after the two stopped early at Wimbledon 2025.
The most obvious sign shows that the separation is that both Tsitsipas and Badosa delete all emotional images on Instagram and cancel each other – a move that is no stranger to famous couples when deciding “everyone's way”. This is also the second time the “Tsitsidosa” couple broke up, after being temporarily apart in May 2024 before reuniting shortly afterwards.
The shock of Wimbledon 2025 seemed to be a drop of water. Seed No. 9 Paula Badosa was suddenly defeated by host player Katie Boulter at the first round with a score of 2–6, 6–3, 4–6.
Meanwhile, Stefanos Tsitsipas could not complete the opening match due to a recurrent back injury, forcing him to withdraw while being led. Two consecutive failures, plus persistent injuries and achievement pressure, are thought to be the main reason for their relationships to break.
Many close sources claim that both of them broke up in “peace and respect”, without scandals, third people or arguing. “This is a maturity decision. They always respect each other as professional athletes,” a source shared with AS.
Previously, Tsitsipas and Badosa made fans crazy about emotional moments on the field and in real life. They used to pair together, publicly support each other's career and become one of the most beautiful couples in the world tennis industry.
Currently, both have not made an official statement about breaking up. Fans still hope they can heal like it used to work last year. However, with the move to delete photos and interrupts, that prospect is getting more and more distant.
The closed “Tsitsidosa” love story has left a lot of regret, not only by the break of a beautiful couple, but also because of the dream of conquering Grand Slam together now gone.