Nick Kyrgios revealed he usually has sex with fans once a week.
The Australian tennis star, 25, was most recently dating fellow player Anna Kalinskaya. But the pair called things off in March and Kyrgios said outside of relationships he will regularly hook up with supporters.
During a live stream playing Fortnite at home in Australia, he was asked if he has ever slept with a fan.
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Kyrgios replied: “Yes. In all seriousness if I’m not seeing someone it’s like a weekly thing.”
He went on to reveal details of when he was playing a match with Roger Federer… but was distracted by someone in the crowd.
And Kyrgios added what his preferred ‘type’ is when it comes to girls. The world No40, who previously went out with Croatian-Australian tennis ace Ajla Tomljanovic, said: “I was slicing up Fedz and was like ‘damn’. I wanted to take her out for a drink. Eastern Europeans just have my heart on the get-go. Tall Eastern European’s I’m just like ‘take half my earnings’.”
Kyrgios was also quizzed on his relationship with Russian Kalinskaya but insisted there was nothing much to share. He added: “What happened to Kalinskaya? Nothing happened. We just went our separate ways. Unfortunately things didn’t work out. We had some fun memories.”
The comments came after the Kalinskaya, 21, was bombarded with questions about her and Kyrgios on social media.
She wrote: “We broke up. We aren’t friends. I understand you are his friends and it’s cool but I’m not going to talk about him. Have some respect for me as well please.” But the world No95 did add that Kyrgios is a “good person” and “did nothing”, as the pair seemed to end on amicable terms.
Kyrgios has stayed in Canberra amid the lockdown, while Kalinskaya remained in Miami. Kyrgios’ public image has changed this year, as the so-called “bad boy” revealed battles with depression and abuse, while also helping out after the devastating Australian bush-fires and coronavirus pandemic.
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