Former World No.1 Caroline Wozniacki is making preparations for an extended journey to New Zealand with her children Olivia and James. Their destination is Auckland, where Wozniacki will commence her 2024 season at the ASB Classic.
After retiring from professional tennis in 2020, Wozniacki made a comeback this year. She participated in the Canadian Open and Cincinnati, followed by a fourth-round appearance at the US Open. In a video message on Instagram, she confirmed her participation in the ASB Classic in Auckland from January 1 to 13, expressing her excitement about her children’s first visit to the country.
Caroline Wozniacki, accompanied by her two-year-old daughter Olivia and her one-year-old son James, is prepared for a 16-hour flight to New Zealand. She shared a photo of her daughter sitting at the flight seat on Instagram stories, writing: “16 hour flight with 2 kiddos is about to begin. Hoping for the best.”
Wozniacki will be joined by top players such as Emma Raducanu, Coco Gauff, Elina Svitolina, and Amanda Anisimova in Auckland. She has received a wild card and will aim to win the tournament for the first time, having reached the final in 2015 and 2018.
Caroline Wozniacki Shares Heartache Over Israel-Palestine Conflict’s Impact on ‘Innocent Children’
Amidst the long and complicated history between Israel and Palestine, the region recently faced a deadly attack by the Palestinian militant group Hamas from Gaza. The conflict has resulted in thousands of casualties and injuries, creating a sharp divide in public opinion.
Caroline Wozniacki took to Instagram to express her sadness over the impact of the Israel-Palestine conflict, particularly on innocent children. She posted a photo of herself hugging her son James and wrote in the caption: “After seeing what’s happening in Israel and all the innocent children being taken away from their families, tortured and killed, I am squeezing mine extra hard today.”
It’s clear that the situation in Israel has deeply affected Wozniacki, prompting her to share her thoughts and raise awareness about the suffering of innocent children in the region.