Eugenie Bouchard recently shared a picture of her Labubu doll dressed in designer clothes from Prada. Labubu is a brand of collectible plush toy monster created by Hong Kong-Belgian designer, Kasing Lung.
Bouchard, the 2014 Wimbledon finalist, is quite active on social media, often sharing pictures of herself, her travels worldwide, special moments with her family and friends, outfits of the day, and much more.
Eugenie Bouchard Flaunts Her Labubu Doll Wearing Designer Dress
Bouchard recently shared a picture of her light blue Labubu doll on her Instagram handle. The doll was adorned with a black Prada bucket hat and dungarees. In the caption, she asked her fans whether they liked her Labubu doll’s designer outfit.
“@prada outfit for my guy! are we into @labubu_ shop ??” Bouchard captioned her Instagram story.
On the tennis side, Bouchard last competed on the WTA Tour at the 2024 Canadian Open. She received a wildcard entry into the qualifiers but lost in the first qualifying round to Moyuka Uchijima with a scoreline of 5-7, 7-5, 4-6.
Bouchard To Return to Playing Tennis This Year at Hall of Fame Open 2025
Last month, the Hall of Fame Open awarded Bouchard a wildcard entry into the main draw. This year, the tournament has expanded to include a women’s WTA 125 series event in addition to the ATP Challenger 125 series.
The tournament is scheduled to take place from July 6, 2025, to July 13, 2025. It will be held during the second week of the Wimbledon Championships in order to attract players who were eliminated in the first week of the Grand Slam.
Bouchard, who has also been active in professional pickleball tournaments, stated that while pickleball is her priority, she intends to fit tennis events into her schedule.
“I’m going to put tennis tournaments in where I can fit them in my schedule. Tennis is what I love and what I still want to keep doing. The pickleball schedule is the priority, but I do want to insert those tennis tournaments,” Bouchard told the Times in an interview in 2024.
The former World No. 5 expressed that she wants to achieve as much as possible in tennis, even though she is not pursuing the sport full-time. She mentioned that she loves tennis and does not want to give it up.
“I want to achieve whatever I can. I’m not doing a full-time tennis schedule, so of course I need to understand that there will be limitations. I think I want to do as well as I can in each individual tournament and see where that goes. But I love tennis and it’s not something I want to give up yet at all,” she added.
Besides the 2025 Hall of Fame Open, Bouchard will also make her tournament debut at the fourth edition of the Luxembourg Ladies Tennis Masters, which will take place later this year, from October 9 to October 12.