Bianca Andreescu

Bianca Vanessa Andreescu is a Canadian professional tennis player who was born on June 16, 2000 in Ontario, Canada. She achieved a career-high singles ranking of No. 4 in October 2019, and is currently ranked No. 63 by the WTA. The 23-year-old has won three singles titles till date, including the 2019 US Open, where she defeated former world No. 1 Serena Williams in straight sets in the final.

Bianca Andreescu Personal Information

Bianca Andreescu Early Life

Bianca Andreescu was born in Mississauga, Ontario. Her parents moved from Romania to Canada in 1994. Her family relocated back to Romania when she was six, as her parents wanted to start a business in their home nation. Eventually, they shut the business and she returned to Canada. However, the entire family tries to make a trip to Romania every year. The Canadian starlet began playing tennis at the age of seven, and joined the Ontario Racquet Club when she was 11 years old.

Bianca Andreescu Personal Life

Bianca Andreescu is a fashion and beauty enthusiast, and also loves her dose of hip hop and rap music. Besides tennis, she also enjoys the game of basketball and the Toronto Raptors is her favorite NBA team.

In mid 2023, Andreescu opened up about her mental health challenges. “Us athletes, we kind of learned to just push through things, whether it’s mentally or physically. So that was kind of my default,” she revealed while opening up about neglecting her mental health for a long time.

Bianca Andreescu Family

Bianca Andreescu’s parents are Maria Andreescu and Nicu Andreescu. The duo is often seen cheering for their daughter from the player box. Her father graduated from the Transilvania University of Brasov, and works as a mechanical engineer. Her mother graduated from the University of Craiova, and works in an investment firm. She has no siblings.

Also known as ‘Bibi,’ Andreescu has a dog named Coco whom she dearly loves. She has a lot of interests and hobbies off the court, which includes the likes of music and other sports.

Due to multiple injuries in recent seasons, Andreescu has missed numerous tournaments, which has seen her ranking drop to No. 63 as of September 2023.

Bianca Andreescu Boyfriend

According to multiple online sources, Bianca Andreescu is in a relationship with Nathanael Derek, a digital technician and marketing expert. The pair have been reportedly dating since 2021.

Bianca Andreescu Kids

Bianca Andreescu does not have any children as of 2023.

Bianca Andreescu Social Media

Instagram: @biancaandreescu_

Twitter: @Bandreescu_

TikTok: @biancaandreescu

Bianca Andreescu Net Worth

According to Celebrity Net Worth, Bianca Andreescu has an approximate net worth of $4 million as of 2023. Her main sources of income are the prize money from tennis and endorsement deals with prominent brands.

Bianca Andreescu Prize Money

According to the WTA website, Andreescu has won over $8.9 million in prize money till date, including over $750k so far in 2023.

Bianca Andreescu Endorsements and Sponsors

Ever since her meteoric rise at the US Open 2019, Bianca Andreescu has attracted some huge endorsements and partnerships. Immediately after her victory over Serena Williams at Flushing Meadows in 2019, she signed a deal with Rolex. Along with this, Bianca also endorses Nike, Head and BMW. Additionally, she agreed to a $50,000 deal with Copper Branch - a plant based eatery.

Yet, she is careful and meticulous with regards to what deals she signs. In 2019, her agent Jonathan Dasnieres de Veigy said, “We’re turning down a lot of opportunities and offers. We want to be careful and extremely selective, to do the right partnerships.”

Bianca Andreescu Investments

There is not much information about Bianca Andreescu’s investments as of 2023.

Bianca Andreescu Records and Achievements

Bianca Andreescu has won three singles titles so far. She is also a Grand Slam champion, winning the US Open in 2019, where she famously defeated Serena Williams in the championship match.

Her present record in women’s singles on the WTA Tour stands at 189 wins and 91 losses. She is not active on the doubles circuit.

Her achievements include:

• 1x Grand Slam champion (US Open 2019)

• 3x WTA singles titles (Indian Wells, Toronto, US Open - 2019)

• 1x WTA 125k title (Newport 2019)

• WTA Newcomer of the Year (2019)

• Tennis Canada’s Female Player of the Year (2017)

• Canadian Sport’s Performance of the Year (2019)

• Fed Cup Heart Award (2017)

Bianca Andreescu Coaching Staff

Bianca Andreescu is currently being coached by Frenchman Christophe Lambert, whose only previous coaching experience was with New Zealand doubles player Erin Routliffe. He has been her coach since late 2022, when she split with her previous coach - Dutchman Sven Groeneveld.

Bianca Andreescu Diet

Bianca Andreescu follows a gluten-free diet. She revealed in 2022 that she made this conscious choice after reading Novak Djokovic’s book ‘Serve to Win.’ She also said, “What I like to eat is oatmeal because it really sustains me for a long period of time. But I choose gluten-free because I do have some intolerance.”

Bianca Andreescu Charity

Bianca Andreescu has done some charity work, particularly during and just after the pandemic. She did voluntary work and helped domestic abuse victims a couple of years ago, which self-admittedly changed her life. “I volunteered at a women’s domestic violence shelter. I also volunteered at a SickKids Hospital. I did some videos for patients who were struggling a lot physically. Just to see the look on their face, just makes my whole day. So I’m very grateful for that experience,” she emoted.

Bianca Andreescu House

Bianca Andreescu resides in Thornhill, Ontario where she has her own house. Before this, her family lived in both Canada and Romania.

Bianca Andreescu Cars

In 2021, Cadillac named Bianca Andreescu as their new brand ambassador. She is a proud owner of the new Cadillac EV.

“Growing up, I loved Cadillac’s designs - I found them very bad a** and bougie, I’ve been driving one for the past few years, so I was super excited when I found out that there would be a new Cadillac EV,” Andreescu claimed in 2021.