“Everyone here, [my] family, [my] girlfriend, [my] friends. My whole team, also [those] watching at home. Thank you so much for your support.”
Cameras then showed Hasanovic in the crowd, clapping proudly as Sinner made the private part of his life just public enough for tennis viewers to notice.
Who is Laila Hasanovic?
Hasanovic is a 25-year-old model and social media personality based in Copenhagen. She has built a large online following, with more than 500,000 followers on Instagram and a presence that expanded across platforms including TikTok.
Her profile grew during the Covid lockdowns, as models, creators and public figures found more of their audiences online. Hasanovic used that momentum to become a familiar name in fashion and social media.
She was also a finalist in Miss Universe Denmark 2019, a milestone that helped introduce her to a wider modeling audience.
Since then, Hasanovic has worked with major fashion and beauty brands, including:
- Armani Beauty
- Tommy Hilfiger
- Prada
Her public image sits where modeling, influencer culture and sports celebrity increasingly overlap. In other words, a Grand Slam champion’s partner being an established public figure is not exactly a surprise in 2026, but it still draws attention when Centre Court cameras get involved.
Who did Hasanovic date before Sinner?
Before her relationship with Sinner, Hasanovic was linked to another major sporting family. She dated Mick Schumacher, the racing driver and son of Formula 1 legend Michael Schumacher.
Mick Schumacher followed his father into motorsport, making Hasanovic’s previous relationship another high-profile tie to elite sport.
Hasanovic and Schumacher were reportedly together for about three years. Reports of their split emerged in April 2025. German outlet Bild reported at the time that both had been seen on Raya, the exclusive dating app often associated with celebrities and public figures.
The timing of that reported breakup came shortly before Sinner publicly addressed his own relationship status.
What has Sinner said about his dating life?
Sinner confirmed in May 2025 that he was “not in a relationship” while speaking to reporters at an Italian Open press conference.
Before that, he had been in a relationship with Russian tennis player Anna Kalinskaya. In December 2024, he spoke to Esquire about how he viewed romance while managing the demands of a top-level tennis career.
“Having a girlfriend is something that either makes you feel good or makes you feel bad,” he said.
“I want it to be something that feels very natural, which comes into my life normally.
“I can’t afford to change as a player or as a person. That hasn’t happened, that’s why it [his relationship with Kalinskaya] works.”
The comments now read as a useful snapshot of how carefully Sinner tends to talk about his personal life: open enough to answer, guarded enough not to turn every press conference into a diary entry.
What about the Brooks Nader rumors?
Sinner has also been pulled into rumors involving model Brooks Nader and his tennis rival Carlos Alcaraz.
Those claims suggested a possible love triangle involving the two tennis players and Nader, though a source close to Nader pushed back on the idea that she was settling down with either man.
“She [Nader] is looking to be single and ready to mingle and not settle down with Carlos or Jannik or anyone for that matter – but she is looking to have lots of fun,” the source told the Daily Mail.
Sinner has also previously dated Italian model Maria Braccini.
For now, the attention is on Hasanovic, who was visible during one of the biggest moments of Sinner’s career so far. Her appearance at Wimbledon did not create the win, obviously, but it put her firmly in the public frame around it: the champion on the court, the partner in the stands, and the cameras doing exactly what cameras at Wimbledon tend to do.
