Alex de Minaur shares adorable Instagram story accusing Katie Boulter of not giving 'space' ahead of their 2025 campaigns

Alex de Minaur and Katie Boulter, a tennis couple, have left for Australia for their respective 2025 seasons. The Australian-British couple began dating in 2020.  Away from the demanding timetable of tennis, the couple was spotted spending some time together during the recent off-season. But to get ready for the upcoming season, both players started their off-season training in different places.

Kaite Boulter started her off-season training in London while De Minaur was working out in Monaco. De Minaur posted a photo of the couple on the plane on social media after they left for Australia together. The World No. 9 for men made a joke about him and Boulter being together all the time.

"When you think you finally gonna get some space...Aus here we come" Alex de Minaur captioned his Instagram story. Boulter posted their picture on her Instagram as well, echoing similar sentiments. "Coming for you Australia" posted Boulter (via Instagram).

Both tennis players are scheduled to compete in the United Cup, which starts on December 27. Australia's Alex De Minaur and Great Britain's Kaite Boulter are both in Group F. Meanwhile, there is a chance that the couple will compete against one another in potential mixed doubles match.

Katie Boulter and Alex de Minaur have established a new benchmark

In terms of relationship goals, Katie Boulter and Alex de Minaur have established a new benchmark in 2024. Twice a year, the tennis pair shared wins in the same week. In the first, De Minaur won an ATP 500 championship at the Mexican Open in February, and Boulter won a WTA 500 title at the San Diego Open. In their last game, Katie Brit overcame a set deficit to upset Marta Kostyuk, while Alex de Minaur defeated Casper Ruud.

In June, during the grass-court season, there was another such incident. In the Libema Open final, De Minaur defeated Sebastian Korda in straight sets. The same week, Boulter defeated Karolina Pliskova in three sets to win the Nottingham Open. In July of 2024, De Mianur completed with a 47-21 win/loss record and a career-high ranking of 6, while Boulter ended the season with a 37-22 record and a career-best ranking of 23.