Paula Badosa and her younger sister Jana recently posed in bikinis to promote the Spaniard’s new brand. The duo donned some colorful swimwear and gave fans a glimpse of their beach outing on Instagram.
Earlier this year, Badosa teased the launch of a new venture away from the tennis courts. In March, she announced the launch of her swimwear brand ‘Sunaswim’, giving fans sneak peaks into the designs and shades they could expect from the brand.
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More recently, Paula Badosa and her younger sister Jana turned into models as they posed for Sunaswim on the beach. The tennis star posed in a white bikini under a palm frond and donned some purple swimwear as she lounged on rocks. Meanwhile, Jana posed in a cute orange bikini for her photo.
Badosa and her sister Jana have a ten-year age gap between themselves. The Indian Wells champion has previously spoken about the relationship between the two of them, admitting that she often feels like more of a mother to the youngster. Overall, the Spaniards share a close bond, often enjoying fun outings with each other and giving fans glimpses of their time together.
Paula Badosa opens up about finding an ‘outlet’ away from tennis in fashion
Outside of her swimwear brand, Paula Badosa’s off court adventures also include a jewellery line that she launched with ‘The 1916 Company’. The Spaniard, who has been vocal about her love for fashion, recently spoke about the importance of finding an ‘outlet’ away from tennis, telling media at the Charleston Open,
“Well, it started like with the first time I got injured, and I had some time to maybe think a bit more besides tennis, and I always like to wear these kind of earrings, and I did this small design with my dad in that moment, and we’re like, why not, you know? We can do something like properly.”
“So, yeah, we started to do that, and we launched this. And, honestly, I’m really happy because it’s like I found other things besides tennis, you know, in a way. And sometimes you doubt and be like, oh, what am I going to do after this. So doing all these kind of things has helped me personally in a way,” she added.
On the tennis end of things, Paula Badosa was most recently seen in action at the Stuttgart Open, where she made an opening round exit after losing to Germany’s Eva Lys. The former World No.2 is now scheduled to return to action at the Madrid Open.
Edited by Riddhi Acharya
