PICTURES: Jannik Sinner's girlfriend Laila Hasanovic embraces Italian's favorite childhood passion days after their relationship goes public

Jannik Sinner's girlfriend Laila Hasanovic recently went skiing, and going by the highlights of the experience the Danish model and influencer shared, she thoroughly enjoyed it. Interestingly, skiing used to be Sinner's favorite childhood passion. Hasanovic shared the most cherished moments from her skiing experience days after her boyfriend went public about the pair's romantic relationship.

At the recently-concluded Vienna Open, the World No. 2 secured the title after defeating Alexander Zverev in the final. During his victory speech, he made it clear that he and Hasanovic are dating. The Italian said:

"To my team, I have to speak in English. Thank you so much for the support. The work you put in, the effort... also to understand me at times is not easy, but thank you for putting in the effort. Everyone here, with family, my girlfriend, friends. To my whole team and also those watching at home. Thank you so much for the support."

On Tuesday, October 28, Laila Hasanovic took to her Instagram and shared a post featuring a combination of pictures and videos. Several of them showed the Dane relishing her skiing experience. Through the caption, she disclosed that her favorite season is winter.

"Patiently waiting for my favorite season to start," Hasanovic wrote.

Check out the pictures and videos below:

Laila Hasanovic's boyfriend Jannik Sinner currently in Paris for year's last Masters 1000 event

Jannik Sinner during a press conference at the 2025 Paris Masters (Source: Getty)

After capturing the Vienna Open crown for the second time in his career with his girlfriend Laila Hasanovic watching on, Jannik Sinner headed to the French capital for this year's edition of the Paris Masters. Seeded No. 2 in the men's singles main draw in Paris, the Italian has received a first-round bye and is set to begin his campaign directly in the second round with a match against Zizou Bergs from Belgium.

Despite his success in Vienna ahead of his arrival in Paris, Sinner appeared to be physically struggling at times in the Austrian capital with cramps. However, he dismissed concerns about his fitness during his presence at a pre-tournament press conference in Paris, saying:

"I'm not worried physically. I feel in a good shape also tennis-wise. So I hope for a good start, and then we see how it goes. The (Vienna) final was very physical. The body feels good now."

Jannik Sinner's chances of success in Paris got a boost in the form of his rival and reigning World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz's early exit from the tournament following a second-round loss to Cameron Norrie.

Edited by Sudipto Pati