Key Takeaways
- Laila Hasanovic described her relationship with Jannik Sinner as grounded, stating, “We are an absolutely normal couple.”
- Hasanovic noted that moving in together is not planned, explaining, “Even if I moved in with him tomorrow, it would still be a long-distance relationship, because he is busy at tournaments almost all year round.”
- Experiencing Sinner’s career up close has been rewarding for Hasanovic, who shared, “I am in a relationship with someone who dedicates an incredible amount of his time to his passion, and being able to experience all of this up close is something I find truly inspiring.”
Creating a private haven away from the spotlight
Privacy, mutual support, and a grounded sense of routine have shaped the relationship between Jannik Sinner and model Laila Hasanovic over several months together. Despite intense curiosity and constant public scrutiny following the Italian tennis star across the globe, the pair has made a deliberate effort to keep their personal life shielded from outside noise.
Speaking exclusively in an interview with Elle, Hasanovic addressed the dynamics of their partnership and dispelled persistent rumors. “We are an absolutely normal couple,” Hasanovic explained, highlighting how they manage their time together away from media attention. “Fortunately, I think Jannik and I have managed to create our own space, where we can be 100% ourselves and an absolutely normal couple.”
Managing distance and the demands of the tour
The couple approaches Sinner’s rigorous global travel schedule with understanding and calm. While fans often wonder about their living arrangements, moving in together is not on the immediate horizon due to the unrelenting nature of professional tennis.
“Even if I moved in with him tomorrow, it would still be a long-distance relationship, because he is busy at tournaments almost all year round,” Hasanovic remarked about the realities of tour life. “I am in a relationship with someone who dedicates an incredible amount of his time to his passion, and being able to experience all of this up close is something I find truly inspiring.”
Hasanovic has become a regular presence in Sinner’s player box during key matches, showing her support as he competes at the highest level while remaining dedicated to his career goals.
Jannik Sinner in 2026
Now ranked no.1, Jannik played his last match on the 12th of July when he beat world no.2 Alexander Zverev 6-7(7) 7-6(2) 6-3 6-4 in the final in Wimbledon to win his 31st career title.
At present, during this year the Italian achieved a 44-3 match record. Jannik clinched 6 titles in 2026 in Indian Wells, Miami, Monte-Carlo, Madrid, Rome and Wimbledon.
