Danielle Collins' blunt 'no feet pics' rule on fun holiday with girl pals

American tennis star Danielle Collins' offseason delight is far from over. On Sunday, she offered the latest insight in her relaxing moments with her other two friends and the rule they have formed as far as taking pics is concerned.

Collins shared a mirror selfie in which the trio posed candidly in different poses. One noticeable point in this image was that Collins hid each one of their feet with white heart emojis, alerting to the rule they have created for the offseason.

"No free fret pic," Collins wrote.

Collins' Instagram story

Collins shared another image in which the trio showed some sleek moves, wearing sunglasses and chic outfits. The way they were dressed up, it appears they were heading out for the night.

Collins' Instagram story

Earlier, Danielle Collins was wished on her birthday by the official Instagram page of The Gay Tennis Podcast, which is run by Tony Hagen. The post was a video from one of Collins' matches where after winning a point, she put the smoke away from her racket as if it was a recently fired gun. She reposted it and wrote:

"I’d like to thank my therapist and all the gay men for helping me getting to 32."

Danielle Collins not on entry list for AO 2026

Danielle Collins was not named in the entry list released for the 2026 Australian Open, set to begin next month in Melbourne Park. As per the official release, 99 of the world's top-100 men and 98 of the top-100 women have entered their names for the tournament.

Collins, who is ranked No. 64, clashed with the local fans when the last time she was here. This happened after she registered a second-round win against Aussie Destanee Aiava earlier this year. She made trolling gestures in front of fans and even mentioned in the interview that she would be using the "big fat pay cheque" she earned on a luxury trip. And she did just that.

After the Australian Open, she traveled to the Bahamas with her friends and posted from there, where she is relaxing on the beach and enjoying sun, sand, and sea.

Apart from Collins, Ons Jabeur is another top-100-ranked player who didn't feature in the entry list for the Australian Open.

Edited by Krutik Jain