Fans observed that a gesture made by Stefanos Tsitsipas during a Greek dinner date with Paula Badosa might be a sign that their highly mediatized relationship is fake. What Stefanos actually did was quit holding Badosa’s hand after the two have finished breaking some plates, per Greek tradition.
This gesture suggested, according to the fans, that they only held hands for the camera. Take a look at the video of the moment below.
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Here are some of the reactions from tennis fans to the video:
“That’s so fake, but why?”
“This is some fake s*it.
Netflix or make-ex-jealous.”
“The cringe on his face while she’s still happy is their relationship in a nutshell”
“It is is so sad that are people like you who think like that”
Signs that the Badosa-Tsitsipas relationship is real
Although some fans interpreted the dinner gesture covered in this article as one that betrays a fake relationship, it’s hard to believe the couple would post so many photos and videos just to prank everybody.
Some fans also described their gym dance as staged, but others thought they are cute. Even though neither Tsitsipas nor Badosa talked clearly about their relationship, the two have inundated the web with photos, videos, and a joint Instagram account.
And if that’s not enough, they even replaced their Spotify profile pictures with selfies of each other. If that doesn’t scream ‘hey, we’re together,’ I don’t know what does. See more of their posts in our article: Photos don’t lie: Paula Badosa and Stefanos Tsitsipas are a couple!
One of the first indications that let everybody know about their relationship was a story posted by Tsitsipas on Instagram. In the story, Badosa is seen talking on the phone, showing the middle finger, and sticking her tongue out.
