Aryna Sabalenka Gets Engaged Just Before Indian Wells Tournament

Aryna Sabalenka recently revealed her engagement to Georgios Frangulis as she prepares to return to the tennis circuit at the upcoming Indian Wells tournament. This marks her first appearance after an extended break following her defeat in the Australian Open final in January.

Sabalenka, who hails from Belarus, has been in a relationship with Frangulis, CEO of health-food brand OakBerry, since 2024. Their engagement announcement comes as a joyful moment for the couple, blending her personal milestones with her professional commitments.

In a post shared with her 4.7 million Instagram followers, Sabalenka expressed her excitement by showcasing her engagement ring. “All good guys, everything happened, but look how I look,” she wrote, hinting at the happiness in her life beyond tennis.

Earlier this year, after clinching the title at the Brisbane International, Sabalenka had teased the idea of deepening their relationship. “Thank you to my boyfriend. Hopefully, soon I’ll call you something else, right?” she remarked, signaling her intentions.

As she steps onto the court at Indian Wells, Sabalenka holds a bye into the second round of the prestigious tournament. The main draws for both the ATP 1000 and WTA 1000 events are set to commence on Wednesday, setting the stage for thrilling matches ahead.

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