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Naomi Osaka & Her Boyfriend Cordae Flaunt Their Braids and Brown Eyes Posing in a Joint Selfie

Gracious Egedegbe
By Gracious Egedegbe
Oct 31, 2020
09:00 A.M.

Naomi Osaka took to Instagram to share a picture of herself and her boyfriend during a date. The duo was in good spirits as they enjoyed each other's company.

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Naomi Osaka smiled shyly at the camera in a cute picture with her boyfriend, Cordae. The duo looked so relaxed, and Osaka captioned the picture:

"He's a babyface."

Naomi Osaka kissing her US Open 2020 trophy after winning her Women's Singles finals match on September 12, 2020. | Photo: Getty Images

Naomi Osaka kissing her US Open 2020 trophy after winning her Women's Singles finals match on September 12, 2020. | Photo: Getty Images

The star looked beautiful with her long black braids and a charming smile. The boyfriend wore his braids in a shade of gold and smirked at the camera. A captivated fan commented:

"Couple that looks alike??."

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Osaka, a bonafide superstar, was initially just a kid learning to play tennis down in Florida when she slowly began to find her way to the top in the sport.

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She started tennis in 2013, turned professional when she qualified for the Australian Open in 2016, and attained her first main draw at a Grand Slam. At 18, the young star found success after she made her first appearance in the Pan Pacific Open finals.

The award-winning tennis champion stated that she felt like she was in a movie as they enjoyed the private dinner on the beach

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Due to the pandemic, only a few people, along with Cordae, were in attendance at the women's final championship match of the 2020 US Open, which Osaka won.

Television cameras caught the reaction of Cordae as he tight-fisted in celebration of Osaka's victory over Azarenka Victoria. An excited fan who watched the short clip tweeted that she loved the couple together.

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After reaching the third round at Wimbledon and the French Open, Osaka faced off with her childhood idol, Serena Williams, and won against her in straight sets. The Asian-born player introduced herself to the world as she overtook the memorable US Open title from Williams, the people's favorite.

With her newfound stardom, she finished with deep runs in a variety of additional WTA tournaments, a top-10 ranking, and more earnings than any other player in the circuit.

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After sending social media into a frenzy with her flawless victory, the famous tennis star shared an adorable video of her birthday celebration, which she enjoyed with her 23-year-old boyfriend, Cordae.

The award-winning tennis champion stated that she felt like she was in a movie as they enjoyed the private dinner on the beach while thrilling fans with their romantic love story.

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