Caroline Wozniacki shares daughter Olivia's chalk drawings on the floor, jokes about how 2-year-old thinks they're the "coolest thing ever"
Caroline Wozniacki is known for sharing pictures of her children's antics on her social media. She recently shared her daughter Olivia's chalk drawings done on the floor of their home.
Wozniacki and her husband, former NBA player David Lee, welcomed their daughter Olivia Wozniacki Lee on June 11, 2021. In October of the following year, they announced the arrival of their son James Wozniacki Lee.
Olivia and James have been social media superstars since their birth. Both Wozniacki and her husband frequently share pictures of their toddlers on their social media handles, garnering a lot of love from fans around the world.
Caroline Wozniacki recently took to Instagram to share a photo of Olivia's sketches on the floor of their house. The Dane humorously stated that the little girl thought it was the "coolest thing ever."
"Olivia thinks drawing with chalk on our floor at home is the coolest thing ever," the former World No. 1 wrote.
Despite playing at the same time as the Williams sisters, Wozniacki built a name for herself on tour. She is a Grand Slam champion and has spent a total of 71 weeks as World No. 1.
The Dane won 30 WTA titles, including the WTA Finals in 2017 and the Australian Open in 2018.
Caroline Wozniacki's only Grand Slam title came at the 2018 Australian Open
Caroline Wozniacki made her WTA tour debut in 2005 and quickly established herself as one of the top players. She reached her maiden Grand Slam final at the 2009 US Open but lost to Kim Clijsters.
The former World No. 1 finally won her first and only Major after 43 attempts at the 2018 Australian Open, defeating Simona Halep 7-6(2), 3-6, 6-4. She became the first Danish player to win a Grand Slam title (singles).
Wozniacki retired from the sport at the 2020 Australian Open, after being knocked out in the third round by Ons Jabeur. Tennis, however, continues to be an essential part of Wozniacki's life; during the 2023 Australian Open, she served as an analyst for ESPN.