Miss Universe finalist busts out of birthday outfit days after splitting from Wimbledon champion
The Miss Universe finalist flaunted her stunning figure at her big birthday bash amid her split with the sports superstar
Laila Hasanovic could barely contain her curves in a gorgeous birthday dress just days after reportedly splitting from Jannik Sinner.
The former Miss Universe Denmark finalist celebrated her 26th birthday on Sunday and took to Instagram to post a video of herself in a plunging black corset as she blew out the candles on her cake.
Hasanovic’s post has garnered almost 28,000 likes and is accompanied by the caption: “Thank you for all the birthday wishes. Feeling very blessed and lucky to be where I am today, surrounded by the best people.”
Her heartfelt message to over 548,000 followers on the platform was seen as a possible dig at the reigning Wimbledon champion with reports claiming the pair’s relationship has come to an end.
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The duo first went public with their romance at the Vienna Open last year, which Sinner won. A spotlight was shone on their reported split after Hasanovic’s TikTok post of herself and friends enjoying a birthday dinner, with the men’s tennis No. 1 nowhere to be seen.
At the same time of her upload, an Italian restaurant posted a photo of Sinner on its Instagram account, confirming the couple were not together. Further controversy of their relationship status was fuelled by the model’s TikTok antics.
In a video she posted, a woman in a Halloween costume lip-syncs to Kylie Cantrall’s song ‘The Answer’ and repeats the lyric: “You were right, he has been talking to another girl.”
Much has been made of Sinner’s love life during a period when he’s been away from tennis since winning Wimbledon for the second year in a row, following his victory over Alexander Zverev. The 25-year-old has struggled with injury and is said to be targeting the Australian Open in January for his return, but will be without long-time coach Darren Cahill.
The pair parted ways earlier this week after the Australian guided Sinner to five Grand Slam titles and 95 weeks spent as world No. 1. Cahill will be replaced by former world No. 2 Magnus Norman next month.
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Sinner said: “Darren has been an incredibly important part of my journey. I want to thank Darren for his belief in me, his honesty and his dedication. He has helped me grow both as a player and as a person, and his guidance will stay with me throughout my career.”



