Paula Badosa’s younger sister, Jana, recently shared a few glimpses of her quick getaway, where she was seen wearing a cream bikini. The Spanish tennis player shares a special bond with her sister, who is 10 years younger than her.
Paula has described herself as Jana’s second mom on multiple occasions. The four-time WTA Tour singles champion has often shared glimpses of their time together on social media, giving fans a closer look at their relationship. Badosa also supported her sister’s dream of studying in the United States by taking up all the financial responsibilities.
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Recently, the Spanish tennis star’s sister was seen embracing serene vibes during a boat ride. Surrounded by a breathtaking waterbody and rock formations, Jana posed for the pictures with her dog. She opted for a cream and brown bikini. Sharing the pictures, she penned an amusing caption:
“I promise he likes me 🙃🐶,” Jana wrote.
Paula Badosa commented on her sister’s pictures with a series of heart-eye emojis, to which Jana responded with heart emojis.
Earlier this year, Jana was seen posing for her sister’s swimwear brand, Sunaswim. She was seen donning an orange bikini during the shoot on a beach. Badosa launched her own brand along with her mother and sister during her time off from tennis due to injury. The sisters were recently seen spending time with their family when they posed together in bikinis.
Paula Badosa opens up on her plans for her daughter in the future
Paula Badosa recently opened up on her plans for her daughter in the future. Badosa’s highest career ranking has been No. 2. She has also been a major semifinalist at the 2025 Australian Open. Despite achieving some of the greatest feats in tennis, Badosa stated that she would never encourage her daughter to pick tennis.
In an interview with Tennis Channel, Badosa stated that the sport has put her through constant ups and downs, which have left her exhausted at times, and she doesn’t wish the same on her daughter.
“I’ve thought about it many times. I don’t know. It’s a very tough journey. I’ve gone through some very difficult moments to get where I am, and all of that leaves lasting scars,” Badosa said.
“I think my answer would still be yes because tennis has made me a very strong woman, capable of fighting for everything. But if I had a daughter, I wouldn’t make her play tennis – definitely not. I would probably put myself through all of this again, but not my daughter.”
Paula Badosa has qualified for the main draw at the 2026 US Open.
Edited by Janhavi Shinde
