Wednesday 6 July 2022 03:33 AM Nick Kyrgios shares a video of Costeen Hatzi after charged with allegedly ... trends now
Nick Kyrgios has shared a playful Instagram video of himself and girlfriend Costeen Hatzi at Wimbledon, just hours after it emerged he'd been charged with assaulting his former partner Chiara Passari.
The tennis champion, 27, is facing allegations he assaulted model Passari in an alleged incident in December last year and will fly back to Australia to face court next month.
In the Instagram Story, Costeen is seen posing in the mirror alongside Kyrgios' sister Halimah.
Nick Kyrgios shared a playful Instagram video of himself (far left) and girlfriend Costeen Hatzi (centre) posing in the mirror with his sister Halimah (far right) at Wimbledon, just hours after it came to light he'd been charged with assaulting his former partner Chiara Passari
Costeen appeared not to realise her boyfriend was filming rather than taking a photo, jokingly telling her beau: 'If you're doing a video, I'm going to punch you in the face'.
The trio then burst into laughter as the video ends.
Costeen and Halimah both shared the same clip to their own Instagram Stories.
Costeen appeared not to realise her boyfriend was filming rather than taking a photo, jokingly telling her beau: 'If you're doing a video, I'm going to punch you in the face'
The trio then burst into laughter as the video ends
The aspiring influencer has been cheering on her boyfriend from the crowd as he plays his way through Wimbledon.
The pair shared a courtside kiss during one of Kyrgios' training sessions on Monday.
On Tuesday, he attended practice as normal just minutes after the assault allegations came to light - although he chose to train on the court furthest away from waiting media.
Kyrgios is facing allegations he assaulted model Chiara Passari (pictured together) in an alleged incident in December last year and will fly back to Australia to face court
'ACT Policing can confirm a 27-year-old Watson man is scheduled to face the ACT Magistrates Court on the 2nd of August in relation to one charge of common assault following an incident in December 2021,' police said last night.
The charge carries a maximum penalty of two years in prison.
Flanked by his entourage, Kyrgios appeared calm ahead of his
