Move over, tennis aunties—Coco Gauff is in the building, and she’s not here to politely rally. She’s here to serve heat, break ankles, and casually rake in millions… all before legally being able to rent a car in most countries.
At just 20 years old, Coco Gauff isn’t just the future of tennis—she’s the right now, the main event, and the fan favorite with more Gen Z energy than a TikTok trend at Coachella. Ever since she stunned Venus Williams at Wimbledon when she was only 15, Coco’s been collecting wins, endorsements, and trophies like Pokémon cards.
And let’s address the elephant-sized curiosity in Google’s search box: “Is Coco Gauff in a relationship?” Look, the girl is focused. She’s dating the baseline, volleying with destiny, and locked in a serious situationship with winning. She might be serving love on court, but off the court? She’s not out here updating her relationship status for your entertainment.
Rankings-wise, Coco has clawed her way into the top 5 of the WTA rankings like a boss, all while balancing pressure, interviews, and critics who can’t handle a confident young Black woman dominating their country club sport. Sorry, Karen—she’s not going anywhere.
As for money? Honey, Coco’s already sitting on a pile of millions in career earnings. Add in deals with New Balance, Head, Barilla, and Rolex, and she’s got enough sponsorships to fund her own luxury space mission. Forget “pocket money”—we’re talking “buy-your-mama-a-house” money.
Her coaching? A family affair. While her dad, Corey Gauff, helped build her game, she now has a whole team of tennis brainiacs, including Brad Gilbert (yes, the same guru who once coached Agassi). Together, they’ve transformed Coco from a teenage prodigy to a Grand Slam threat with a side of sass.
So yes—she’s young. She’s fierce. She’s rich. And no, she’s not here to make you comfortable.
She’s Coco Gauff. And tennis just became a lot more fun.
