Ons Jabeur Announces Pregnancy, Pauses Tennis Career

Ons Jabeur Announces Pregnancy, Pauses Tennis Career

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Nov. 11, 2025 4:30 p.m. 237

Tunisian tennis star Ons Jabeur, one of the most popular and admired figures in women’s tennis, has announced that she is expecting her first child. On November 10, the former world number two shared the happy news through an Instagram post, surprising fans worldwide. Known as the “Minister of Happiness” for her cheerful personality and sportsmanship, Jabeur revealed that she will take an extended break from professional tennis to prepare for motherhood.

In her Instagram post, Jabeur wrote, “I took a little break to reset and recharge... Turns out, we’ve been planning the cutest comeback ever.” Her heartfelt message was accompanied by a picture that beautifully expressed her excitement. The 31-year-old athlete, who has always been open with her fans, received an overwhelming response from fellow players, sports organizations, and fans congratulating her on the new chapter of her life.

Jabeur confirmed that she and her husband, Karim Kamoun, are expecting a baby boy in April. This will be the couple’s first child. Kamoun, a former fencer and fitness trainer, has been a constant support to Jabeur throughout her tennis career. The two have been married since 2015, and their strong bond has often been visible both on and off the court. With the upcoming arrival of their son, Jabeur expressed gratitude and joy, saying that family has always been her foundation.

Currently ranked 79th in the world, Jabeur decided to step away from the tennis circuit to focus on her pregnancy and family life. While she did not confirm when she will return to competition, she hinted that her comeback will be motivated by love and excitement. Her fans, who have followed her journey from Tunisia to global tennis fame, are hopeful to see her return to the court once she is ready.

Ons Jabeur’s tennis career has been one of perseverance, pride, and inspiration. She made history as the first Arab and African woman to reach a Grand Slam final in the Open Era. Over the years, she has reached three Grand Slam finals — at Wimbledon (2022, 2023) and the US Open (2022) — showcasing her incredible talent and fighting spirit. She has also won five WTA singles titles and has been celebrated for her unique playing style, creativity, and grace on court.

Known affectionately as the “Minister of Happiness,” Jabeur’s influence goes beyond her tennis achievements. She has been a source of inspiration for millions of young girls, especially in Africa and the Arab world, encouraging them to pursue their dreams despite challenges. Her smile, humility, and determination have made her a global role model. Even as she steps away temporarily, her impact on the sport remains strong.

Jabeur has previously spoken about her struggles with depression and stress caused by the demanding tennis schedule. Her decision to take a break aligns with her commitment to prioritizing mental and physical well-being. Many athletes have supported her choice, calling it a reminder that athletes are human beings with personal lives and emotions. Her openness has contributed to broader discussions on mental health in sports.

As she enters this exciting phase of her life, Jabeur said she looks forward to returning to the court one day — stronger and happier. She thanked her fans for their continued love and patience, assuring them that this is not the end of her journey, but a pause for something even more meaningful. “The best is yet to come,” she concluded in her post, expressing optimism about both motherhood and her future in tennis.

Messages of congratulations poured in from across the tennis world. Players like Iga Świątek, Coco Gauff, and Aryna Sabalenka shared their happiness for Jabeur. The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) also posted a congratulatory message, calling her announcement “a moment of pure joy for the entire tennis community.” Fans worldwide celebrated her news, saying that her baby will bring even more happiness to the sport.

Ons Jabeur’s pregnancy marks a wonderful new beginning for the Tunisian star. Her story continues to inspire athletes around the world to embrace life’s milestones with courage and positivity. As she steps away from the court for now, her legacy as a trailblazer and ambassador for women’s sports remains firmly intact. Her fans will eagerly wait for her return, but for now, they join in celebrating her beautiful new journey into motherhood.

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