In a world where sports and celebrity gossip collide, few stories have captured the public's imagination quite like the alleged love triangle involving two of tennis's brightest stars and a renowned Sports Illustrated model. Now, for the first time, Brooks Nader is speaking out.
The rumours ignited across social media after Nader was spotted in the player's box during Jannik Sinner's matches at the US Open, cheering on the Italian champion. This, coupled with her well-documented friendship with Spanish sensation Carlos Alcaraz, was enough fuel for the internet fire, sparking a whirlwind of speculation about a romantic entanglement.
'It's All Completely Platonic'
In an exclusive revelation, Nader has firmly shut down the whispers. "They are both such incredible guys and amazing friends," she stated, addressing the gossip head-on. "The narrative that was created is simply not true. It's all completely platonic."
Her comments serve as a direct rebuttal to the online narrative that had fans of the sport deeply invested in a off-court drama between the rivals.
A Friendship Forged in the Public Eye
Nader's connection to the tennis world is not new. Her friendship with Carlos Alcaraz has been visible for months, with the pair exchanging public compliments on social media. Her appearance supporting Sinner in New York, however, added a new layer of complexity that gossip columns were all too eager to dissect.
The model emphasised the supportive nature of their relationships, clarifying that her presence was merely that of a friend supporting another friend at a major tournament. The intense scrutiny, she suggests, is a testament to the massive fame of the two athletes.
With both Sinner and Alcaraz poised to dominate men's tennis for years to come, their every move—both on and off the court—will remain under a microscope. For now, however, the air has been cleared, putting an end to one of the summer's most talked-about sporting rumours.
