The sister's bond seems very special. Isn't it? It is, and a recent viral video showcases just how much sisters can have fun and dance together. In the video that has widely been shared on social media, tennis star and world number one Aryna Sabalenka and her younger sister Tonechka are seen dancing their hearts out. The video captures the sisters recreating a popular TikTok trend and dancing with full energy and playful expression ahead of the 2025 Qatar Open in Doha.
This beautiful video has gained wide online attention, showcasing the playful sisterly dynamic between Aryna and her younger sister. The tennis fraternity appreciates seeing the fun and personal moments of players' lives. This funny and heartwarming video has melted fans' hearts and reminds every player that happiness can be found in the smallest moments. Whether it is a random dance or a playful session, having a sister like Aryna Sabalenka means there can't be any dull moment in life.
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Watch the full video here:
Aryna Sabalenka opens up about buying items for her sister during WTA tours
Meanwhile, the 26-year-old is currently in Doha and set to play her first round of the Qatar Open 2025. The world number one has returned to action after finishing as the first runner-up of the Australian Open, where she eventually lost to Madison Keys in the final game. The Belarusian star playfully jokes about putting her sister to work before correcting herself, saying she was actually taking her along.
"Whatever she asks me for, I’m always trying to figure out a way to deliver it. I was in Dubai, and she sent me this list. My team was going back home, and I was running around the mall trying to find all these things, and the Dubai Mall is huge. She’d be like, ‘Also that! Also that! Also that!’ Like, an endless list. I was exhausted. I got her this Yves Saint Laurent bag. For a 15-year-old! Like, I wished I would get this present when I was 15," Aryna Sabalenka said.
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