The U.S. Open third round was a star-studded event, with famous personalities attending. Pop sensation Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey were present in the crowd, supporting Coco Gauff. Despite losing her opening set against Elise Mertens from Belgium, Gauff made a remarkable comeback and ultimately won the match. She attributed her victory to Bieber’s presence and shared her admiration for him, stating that she couldn’t afford to lose in front of him.
The presence of Bieber, a two-time Grammy winner, was notable as he sported a polka-dot hat, pink sunglasses, and a leather jacket at the Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The Miami Heat’s Jimmy Butler, a friend of Gauff, also attended the third round.
In addition to Bieber, other celebrities such as fashion designer Anna Wintour and retired U.S. Olympic skier Lindsey Vonn were spotted at Gauff’s matches throughout the tournament. Gauff expressed her excitement at Bieber’s presence, mentioning that she was star-struck as he was one of her favorite childhood artists. She also mentioned how Beyoncé’s ongoing Renaissance World Tour was on her mind during her comeback win.
Gauff’s next opponent in the fourth round will be former world No.1 Caroline Wozniacki. It is worth noting that Gauff hopes Beyoncé will also have the opportunity to witness her matches, although she would prefer not to be shown on the screen during the game.
In conclusion, Gauff’s matches have attracted various high-profile individuals, and her victory in the third round was greatly influenced by Justin Bieber’s presence. She has expressed her admiration for both Bieber and Beyoncé, two musical superstars. Gauff’s upcoming match against Wozniacki promises to be an exciting showdown.
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