Ons Jabeur amused by her husband wearing her trademark t-shirt
Ons Jabeur recently shared a video on social media featuring her husband Karim Kamoun, a professional fencer, wearing Jabeur's trademark "Smiling is my signature" t-shirt. Kamoun can be seen smiling and making funny faces for the camera.
Jabeur is known for her positive attitude and infectious smile both on and off the court. She often wears t-shirts with the phrase "Smiling is my signature" before her matches and on social media.
It seems like her husband is also a big fan of the catchphrase, as he can be seen wearing the same t-shirt in the video Jabeur posted on her Instagram story.
"Smile," Jabeur wrote as the caption for Kamoun's video, alongside a smile emoji and two grinning face with sweat emojis.
The video quickly went viral, with tennis fans praising their lighthearted and humorous relationship. Jabeur and Kamoun are known for their playful dynamic and often share their funny moments together on social media.
Ons Jabeur has been making waves in the tennis world in recent years. She became the first Arab woman to reach a Grand Slam quarterfinal at the 2020 Australian Open. She also became the first Muslim and Arab player to reach a Grand Slam final at the 2022 Wimbledon Championships.
Ons Jabeur advances to the Round of 16 at Charleston Open with a straight-sets win
Ons Jabeur opened her Charleston Open campaign with a second-round win over Lesia Tsurenko. She won the match 6-3, 6-3 in an hour and 28 minutes. The World No. 5 converted five out of 13 break points in the match.
Earlier this year, Jabeur underwent knee surgery after bowing out of the Australian Open in the second round. She made her return at Indian Wells, where she was defeated in the Round of 32 by Marketa Vondrousova. At the Miami Open, Jabeur lost her first match against Varvara Gracheva.
The ongoing Charleston Open is only Jabeur's third tournament since her return and she will be hoping for a strong showing as she makes her way back to full fitness. She will be up against America's Caroline Dolehide for a place in the quarterfinals.