The beautiful British tennis player Katie BolterEngaged for some time with the Australian tennis player Alex de Minauris getting the first satisfaction of her career. But she is known only for her success in court.But her beauty is undeniable.
Boulter often shares photos of her life off the court on her Instagram account. In some of these photos, she is wearing really sensual clothes. Like this very short and very low red summer dress It fits perfectly on her perfect body.
Here is the picture: 
De Minaur’s beautiful and sweet dedication to his girlfriend Kate Boulter
In the world of tennis, many wonderful love stories are born between tennis players. There are some like Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf and others who quickly disappeared and had historic happy endings, just think of the one between Maria Sharapova and Grigor Dimitrov.
Even Roger Federer met Mirka, although the woman was forced to retire at a young age. In recent weeks, we can call the couple made of Paula Badosa and Stefanos Tsitsipas golden, which we find everywhere in social networks.
A little-known couple that has been making a big splash for a while is Alex de Minaur and Briton Katie Boulter. A very blonde woman has been building a relationship with an Australian for some time and in the last few hours social curiosity has engaged the two.
Katie was the protagonist thanks to her victory at the WTA tournament in Nottingham. Boulter has always shown a predilection for grass and this time she smiled. For her, it’s the first win of her career and many have congratulated her on her social media.
The tennis player’s boyfriend, tennis player Alex de Minaur’s comment, could not be missed. He commented sympathetically and many liked his comment. Alex wrote: «You’re definitely my idol. I’m not sure if I’m more attracted to the title or your biceps!» The De Minaur-Boulter couple is one of the most intimate and self-absorbed couples on social media, especially on their Instagram channels.
When Boulter won Nottingham, Alex was busy at Queen’s in London, where he faced new winner Andy Murray, the final challenger at Nottingham, in a tough first round.
