Nick Kyrgios is caught groping his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi’s chest on camera at the Australian Open
Nick Kyrgios was caught on camera groping his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi at the Australian Open.
In a behind-the-scenes video posted to Twitter, Kyrgios and Hatzi can be seen walking around the players’ warm-up area at Melbourne Park.
The 27-year-old tennis star then walks behind his girlfriend and wraps his arms around her before touching her chest.
Nick Kyrgios was caught on camera groping his girlfriend Costeen Hatzi at the Australian Open
Stunned viewers flocked to social media to react to the video, with one person writing: “No comment.”
‘Why is he doing that in the middle of the hall, why is he even at the tournament?’ commented another.
“Like the most annoying couple in a high school hallway. Get out of here too. Why is he still here?’ a third wrote.
The 27-year-old tennis star then walks behind his girlfriend and wraps his arms around her before touching her chest
It comes after the tennis bad boy withdrew from the Australian Open and announced he will be returning to his mother’s house for knee surgery in the coming two weeks.
The shock decision came just a day before he was due to play his first-round match against Roman Safiullin in the final hammer blow of the tournament.
He was Australia’s biggest shot at a Grand Slam title and originally struggled with an ankle injury that prevented him from playing any of the warm-up tournaments before play began at Melbourne Park.
In a behind-the-scenes video posted to Twitter, Kyrgios and Hatzi can be seen walking around the players’ warm-up area at Melbourne Park
It comes after the tennis bad boy withdrew from the Australian Open and announced he will be returning to his mother’s house for knee surgery in the coming two weeks
A routine MRI, performed after Nick developed discomfort in his knee, revealed he has a tear in his lateral meniscus and a cyst, his physical therapist, Will Maher, explained.
He said the injury wasn’t serious enough to be a career threat and it had only become an issue in the past two weeks.
The star said he was shattered to be forced to withdraw from his home grand slam, where many saw him as an opportunity to do even better than at Wimbledon, where he lost the final to Novak Djokovic last year.
The shock decision came just a day before he was due to play his first-round match against Roman Safiullin in the final hammer blow of the tournament