Lucrezia Ciotti Jannik's heart Sinner he may no longer be free. The Italian tennis player, fresh from intense months of sporting successes and personal events, was recently spotted in the company of the Russian model Lara Leito. According to the weekly About, the two apparently began to meet during the period of forced inactivity due to the disqualification linked to the Clostebol case.
She's there new girlfriend of the athlete?
The End of the Relationship Between Jannik Sinner and Anna Kalinskaya
Before being romantically linked to Russian model Lara Leito, Jannik Sinner had two well-known relationships with female figures linked to the world of entertainment and sports. His first important relationship, made public between 2020 and 2024, was with Maria Braccini, influencer and model born in India but raised in Italy. The two have lived their relationship with great discretion, choosing to keep a low profile and limiting public appearances and exposure on social media to a minimum.
In 2024, Sinner then made his relationship with his fellow Russian tennis player official. Anna Kalinskaya. The two have been spotted together several times, including during a romantic dinner in Paris shortly before Roland Garros. Despite the attempt to keep the spotlight away, the relationship was confirmed by Sinner himself during a press conference. However, in 2025, the couple would have gone through a moment of crisis: according to some sources, the breakup was definitive.
Sinner and Lara Leito: New Girlfriend? The Photos Ignite Gossip
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There seems to be a new special presence in Jannik's life Sinner. After the end of his relationship with Russian tennis player Anna Kalinskaya, the world number one has reportedly found a new girlfriend: it is said to be Lara Leito, 31 year old Russian model, also known for her past relationship with Hollywood actor Adrien Brody, a two-time Oscar winner.
According to what was reported by the weekly About, the meeting between Sinner and Lara would have taken place during the suspension period that began on February 9, when the Italian tennis player was forced to stop for three months following the disqualification linked to the Clostebol case.
It wouldn't be just a simple acquaintance: always according to About, Lara Leito would often be present during the private training sessions Sinner in Monte Carlo, where the tennis player has resumed working on the court since April 13, in authorized clubs and with professional colleagues.
In Rome, at the Internazionali d'Italia, Sinner will return to play his first tournament after his disqualification, as the first seed. The spotlight will be on not only the court, but also on his box: who knows if Lara will be among the crowd, cheering for him.