Former Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard and former US Open champion Sloane Stephens are making the most of a sun-soaked getaway in the British Virgin Islands. The duo gave fans a glimpse of their joyous holiday at the luxurious Rosewood Resort Little Dix Bay, clearly delighted to enjoy each other’s company on the courts during their stay.
Sloane Stephens and Eugenie Bouchard Can’t Hide Their Excitement As They Relish their British Virgin Islands Trip Together
Bouchard and Stephens attended the lavish Rosewood Little Dix Bay Cup in the British Virgin Islands, held from December 12 to 14, which gave tennis enthusiasts from around the world the chance to play alongside the women’s stars. The event also offered ample time to unwind and soak in the serene surroundings, and the duo made the most of every moment.
Bouchard and Stephens offered fans a glimpse into their stay through a series of Instagram stories. One image showed the former Wimbledon finalist posing for a mirror selfie in a chic white dress, while another captured her alongside Stephens and a friend, seemingly after an intense session on court. The duo also shared an endearing selfie together on the court. Meanwhile, Stephens also shared her own set of moments, including scenes of her unwinding on the beach and enjoying a glass of wine within the resort.
Bouchard retired from professional tennis in July 2025 at the age of 31, after falling to Belinda Bencic in the second round of the National Bank Open in Montreal. The defining season of her career came in 2014, when she reached the Wimbledon final and advanced to the semifinals of both the French Open and the Australian Open. That remarkable run propelled her to a career-high singles ranking of World No. 5, making her the first Canadian to break into the top five. The Canadian retired with a 300-230 win-loss record.
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Stephens’ appearances on tour were restricted this season due to a lingering foot injury. She began her year with a first-round finish at the ASB Classic in Auckland, followed by a similar result at Hobart International, before bowing out in the opening round of the Australian Open.
The injury surfaced during her first-round defeat to Petra Martić in Akron and kept the American sidelined for a prolonged period. Her return came in Guadalajara, where another first-round exit marked her latest main-tour outing. The American is yet to make her return and ended the season with a 2-3 win-loss record.