‘Congratulations’: Fans Erupt As Caroline Garcia Shares Heartwarming News

Caroline Garcia ended her 15-year tennis career, which began at 16, with a final appearance at Roland Garros. Now, at 32, she has moved on from the sport and shared a more personal and uplifting update with her fans this week.
Less than a year after retiring, Caroline Garcia announced on Sunday that she is expecting her first child with her husband, Barcelona-based businessman Borja Duran, whom she married last July following their June 2024 engagement.
The announcement came through a joint post on their social media accounts, where they wrote, “The family is growing 🩵🍼."
In the pictures, the couple strolled along the beach at Fairmont Mayakoba Riviera Maya, dressed in matching blue outfits and proudly holding their sonogram pictures.
While the couple stopped short of confirming the baby’s gender, the choice of blue attire did not go unnoticed, prompting light speculation among fans.
Caroline Garcia’s Baby News Sends Fans Into a Frenzy Online
As Caroline Garcia shared the news on Instagram, the response was immediate and wide-ranging, led by the WTA, which offered a succinct but warm message: “Congratulations! 💚.”
Among her peers, Paula Badosa and Jasmine Paolini conveyed their excitement with a string of heart-eyed emojis. "😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍," they commented.
Ons Jabeur, who is herself preparing to welcome a child next month, added a personal touch to the moment, writing, “Félicitation ❤️😍,” in a message that resonated with shared joy.
Fans, too, joined in with heartfelt reactions.
“Congratulations. I wish you a safe delivery,” one wrote, while another added, “An additional person coming, congratulations,” capturing the warmth and simplicity of the occasion.
Others looked back on Garcia’s career, blending nostalgia with celebration.
“Congrats Caro!! Already training the next generation 🥰,” one fan remarked, referencing the former world No. 4’s accomplished career, which spanned from 2011 to 2025 and yielded 19 WTA Tour titles, including 11 in singles and notable successes in doubles competition.
A few comments took on a playful tone, linking her life in tennis to this new chapter.
“From tennis courts to baby bottles, that’s a real doubles match,” one fan wrote, while another added, “Lovely news. Congrats to you both. 💚.”
Although Caroline Garcia may still have had more to give on the court, she is embracing motherhood while also continuing her education, having enrolled at Harvard Business School in 2024.
At the same time, she remains connected to tennis through her podcast, Tennis Insider Club (with 100K+ subscribers), which she co-hosts with her husband.
Written by
Sauramita Debbarma
Edited by
Siddharth Rawat
