Watch: Novak Djokovic electrifies the dance floor along with son Stefan and wife Jelena at brother Djordje’s wedding

Novak Djokovic was recently joined on the dance floor by his seven-year-old son Stefan and wife Jelena Djokovic, at his youngest brother Djordje’s wedding. Djordje Djokovic married his fiancée Saska Veselinov at St. Mark’s Church in Belgrade on Monday.

Batteries fully recharged and ready for new challenges one and only 🐐 @DjokerNole and @jelenadjokovic supporting Djordje and Saska on their wedding 💑 day
Family First ❤💙🤍🙏 https://t.co/E4fORaHfIO

Djokovic, a 21-time Grand Slam champion, recently underwent a period of uncertainty over his presence at the US Open. But on Tuesday he was captured unwinding at the family affair, looking relatively stress-free.

Djokovic lit up the dance floor and was seen encouraging his son, who seemed shy at first. His wife Jelena also danced along.

Watch the video here:

Stefan Djokovic getting down on the dance floor with mum and dad 🕺🥰

Love seeing this side of Novak and Jelena 😆 https://t.co/p2c8d21FxA

The following day, the family resumed their post-wedding celebrations in Montenegro. Djokovic was again in high spirits as he sang and danced alongside his brother, and was even jokingly tipped for for his efforts.

Meanwhile in Serbia and Montenegro @DjokerNole supporting his younger brother Djordje on his wedding day 🙏
Family first ❤💙🤍 https://t.co/Uq3sZ5WEIw

Novak Djokovic seems to be making good use of his time off the courts after being forced to skip the North American hardcourt swing on account of being unvaccinated against COVID-19.

The Serb has further extended his hiatus by withdrawing from Serbia’s Davis Cup team for the group stage matches set to be held this month. Team captain Viktor Troicki revealed that Novak Djokovic’s absence was due to personal reasons.

“Nole will not play for personal reasons. It's his personal matter. Simply, this time he will be prevented from playing, but he will join the national team if we qualify for the final tournament in Malaga in November,” the captain said.

“I had the luck or whatever you want to call it that Djokovic could not play” – Carlos Alcaraz on if Novak Djokovic’s US Open absence was a factor in his title run

Carlos Alcaraz acknowledged Novak Djokovic’s absence as one of the factors for US Open win

Novak Djokovic has had a tumultuous year that has seen him being barred from playing two of the four Grand Slams – the Australian Open and the US Open. His absence from the US Open opened up the draw for newer, younger players to try their luck at lifting their maiden Grand Slam trophy.

Carlos Alcaraz, aged just 19, emerged successful in his pursuit of the 2022 US Open title. The Spaniard defeated 23-year-old Casper Ruud in four sets in the final.

Speaking to The New York Times on how his run in New York panned out, Alcaraz acknowledged Novak Djokovic’s absence as one of the factors. However, he also credited his personal hard work and efforts in becoming the youngest Grand Slam winner since Rafael Nadal and the youngest man ever to reach the World No. 1 ranking.

“Look, I don’t want to take credit away from myself but it’s true that Rafa, Djokovic, Federer, they were in a period when they were all playing. I had the luck or whatever you want to call it that Djokovic could not play. Everybody has their reasons, but that is the reality," Alcaraz said.

“He could not play much for a while, and Rafa kept playing but not all year, either. But like I said, I don’t want to take credit away from myself. I have been playing all season, playing incredible matches and incredible tournaments, and I’ve worked really hard so that things like this could happen,” he added.