The girlfriend of Aussie Tennis star Nick Kyrgios has opened up about her relationship in a new interview with The Daily Telegraph.
The Bondi Sands ambassador, 23, said the pair have been inseparable since their first date in December 2021 and have already discussed wedding and pregnancy plans.
“We’ve definitely had conversations… we love each other, and there’s no rush. It will happen when it happens. Nick tells me every day he wants a baby,” she revealed.
The influencer revealed that the pair started dating via direct messages (DMs) on Instagram when the tennis champion asked if she wanted to buy a mirror from her small business.
Kyrgios, 28, messaged the brunette’s personal page and invited her to dinner.
The Bondi Sands ambassador said the pair have been inseparable since their first date in December 2021 and have already discussed wedding and pregnancy plans
Costeen also admitted that she likes being branded as a “WAG,” an acronym for the “wives and girlfriends” of athletes.
“I like the term WAG…I don’t know why there’s a negative connotation to it; I don’t know where they come from.’
“I’m my own person, but at the same time I support my partner,” she said.
Costeen Hatzi, 23, (right) has opened up about her relationship with tennis bad boy Nick Kyrgios, 28, (left) and reveals that marriage and babies are on the cards
“We’ve definitely had conversations… we love each other, and there’s no rush. It will happen when it happens. Nick tells me every day he wants a baby,” she revealed
The influencer acknowledged that the relationship has caused some moments of disbelief, including her experience at the 2022 Wimbledon Grand Slam.
Costeen described the “surreal” moment she sat next to Prince George and watched the Princess of Wales present a trophy to her friend.
In April last year, the WAG appeared on The Morning Show and said she was initially a little ‘skeptical’ of the tennis star after hearing about his ‘on-court reputation’ through the media, but said she was pleasantly surprised when met them for the first time
“I didn’t really follow tennis, but I heard the media when they talked, not bad about him, but about his behavior on the court, so I was a little skeptical, but it was fine,” Costeen said.
“He’s really supportive and I’m really happy to have him,” she added.
Costeen admitted that she likes being labeled a “WAG”: “I like the term WAG…I don’t know why there’s a negative connotation to it; I don’t know where they came from