‘A roundup of explorers!’ Emma Raducanu shares insight into her exotic travels, including boat rides and a trip to Dubai – after Wimbledon heartache
Emma Radacanu took to Instagram on Friday to share a gallery of snaps from her recent exotic travels.
The 19-year-old tennis player, who has found herself world famous since winning the US Open in 2021, has enjoyed beach vacations as well as VIP trips to exclusive sporting events.
Emma beamed as she put on a life jacket on a boat in the middle of the clear ocean before riding a horse on a tropical beach.
Fun in the sun: Emma Raducanu, 19, shared snaps of her six-month exotic holiday after collapsing from Wimbledon in the second round
Emma looked lovely as she flaunted her natural beauty on the water, her raven locks wet after a swim.
The star could then be spotted in Dubai as she was photographed in front of the famous Burj Khalifa.
After enjoying the view, the athlete then sat down for what appeared to be a fancy meal as she dined al fresco.
Lucky: Emma beamed as she put on a life jacket on a boat in the middle of the clear ocean before riding a horse on a tropical beach
Emma wore a gold sweater, with a chic Bardot neckline, for the outing as her dark hair cascaded over her shoulders.
The pro later sat on the court during a basketball game as she donned a jersey with her last name written on the back.
Then at home, Emma looked chic in an all-white ensemble as she strolled through London’s Borough Market with a mystery man.
Visit: The star could then be seen in Dubai as she was photographed in front of the famous Burj Khalifa
Gorgeous: After enjoying the view, the athlete then sat down for what appeared to be a fancy meal as she dined al fresco
Vacation: she captioned the snaps: “1/2 yeaaarh explorer round up”
She captioned the snaps: “1/2 yeaaarh explorer round up”.
It comes after the tennis champion limped out of Wimbledon in the second round.
After defeating Alison Van Uytvanck in her Center Court debut in the first round, Raducanu then lost 6-3 6-3 to Caroline Garcia in the second round.
Following her loss, the UK No.1 hit back at critics who suggested she was struggling to live up to the hype.
Game: The pro later sat on the court during a basketball game as she put on a jersey with her last name written on the back
“There is no pressure,” Raducanu said. ‘Like, why is there pressure? I’m still 19. Like, it’s a joke. I literally won a Slam.
While some fans questioned the teenager’s prickly response, former Wimbledon semi-finalist Konta backed Raducanu for standing up for herself.
“She definitely exhibits a modern maturity in her knowledge of herself, what she wants to do and where she wants to go,” Konta told the Daily Express.
“What she said is a fact, she’s a Grand Slam champion and she’s 19, so these are just facts she said.”
City of London: While on her own turf, Emma posed in an all-white ensemble as she strolled through London’s Borough Market
“She has every right to say these facts. In terms of pressure, again, the pressure is very well absorbed and dealt with individually.
“I think it’s great if she’s able to digest the situation in that way and see it in a way that it’s just part of the job and actually it’s not a big deal.”
Konta, who retired from tennis last year, also called for patience as Raducanu continues to develop on the world stage.
“Obviously Emma is going to keep working to get better physically and improve her tennis,” she said. “So it’s going to take time and I think we all know that.”
Gutted: Britain’s No. 1 Emma suffered a straight-set loss – losing 6-3, 6-4 on center court to Caroline Garcia in the second round of the Wimbledon Championships
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