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Maria Sharapova has announced she is expecting her first child with British fiance Alexander Gilkes. Retired five-time major champion Sharapova revealed the news — which came on her 35th birthday — with an Instagram post in which she was pictured on a beach cradling her bump.
Russian players are set to be banned from the Wimbledon Championship this June in a move that will affect World No. 2 Daniil Medvedev, according to reports. The All England Tennis Club had been in discussions with the government this week about barring Russian athletes from the tournament and the move is apparently set to be given the green light.
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Russian players will not be allowed to compete at Wimbledon this year due to Moscow's invasion of Ukraine, according to a report in sports industry news site Sportico on Tuesday.
Maria Sharapova on Tuesday used the occasion of her 35th birthday to announce that she was pregnant with her first child. The Russian five-time Grand Slam champion, who retired from the sport in 2020, shared the news on Instagram to her 4.2 million followers. "Precious beginnings!!!," she wrote alongside a photo of her standing on a beach and smiling. "Eating birthday cake for two has always been my specialty."
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Former tennis star Maria Sharapova on Wednesday took to Instagram to announce her pregnancy. She shared a picture of her on a beach and wrote "Precious beginnings!!! Eating birthday cake for two has always been my specialty." Sharapova is expecting the child with fiance Alexander Gilkes, a British businessman.
Russian tennis players will not be permitted to compete at Wimbledon, the prestigious third Grand Slam of the season, in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Sportico reported Tuesday night.