Nick Kyrgios has been engaged for over a year to Costeen Hatzi, an Australian influencer. On social media they publish a lot of content together, and it seems that the Australian tennis player finalist at Wimbledon 2022 has found the woman of his life.
From the Instagram posts, we see how Nick makes beautiful and very expensive gifts for his girlfriend Costeen. Diamonds, rings and splendid jewels, for example. But also a set of jewelry with a Cartier bracelet with their initials for $14,000.
Among the various gifts there would also be a splendid Rolex. Even expensive bags, according to the most informed tennis insiders, are gifts from Nick, such as some from Louis Vuitton, Dior and Balenciaga. Below the beautiful couple in a pic took in the desert:
Nick Kyrgios acquitted of charges against his exgirlfriend
Nick Kyrgios was acquitted.
The Australian tennis player today presented himself on crutches at the Court of Canberra after the knee operation that forced him to miss the entire home tour on foot. And he faced the trial in which he was accused of violence against his ex-girlfriend Chiara Passari.
In January 2021 Nick had in fact been denounced by the girl after an argument that took place outside the Kingston apartment. Specifically, the Australian tennis player had pushed her ex who did not allow her to close the car door and leave: the girl, who fell to the ground, suffered minor physical consequences including shoulder pain and a graze on the knee.
The stormy relationship between the two then continued for another year before it ended and Passari presented a formal complaint for the incident. Kyrgios pleaded guilty to pushing his ex-girlfriend to the ground but was acquitted by Judge Beth Campell.
With the defense attorney Michael Kukulies-Smith who also brought to the attention of the judge the evidence provided by the psychologist Sam Borenstein on the serious depression and anxiety disorders from which the tennis player suffered at the time of the events.
In fact, the judge ruled opting for the dismissal of the case with the aforementioned declaration: “The defendant acted in the heat of the moment, as a young man trying to get out of a situation of heightened emotional intensity”.
Shortly after, the message from Kyrgios also arrived on Instagram, who evidently also underlined all his displeasure with the situation: “I reacted to a difficult situation in a way that I deeply regret. I know I did something wrong and I apologize for the pain I caused.
Mental health is a tough thing. Life can feel overwhelming. But I understood it by getting help, working on myself allowed me to feel better and to be a better person.”
