Overview
- Jabeur revealed on Instagram on November 10 that she and her husband, fitness coach Karim Kamoun, are expecting their first child, a son due in April 2026.
- Her post said “the court will have to wait a little longer,” confirming her ongoing absence from the WTA Tour as she focuses on family and recovery.
- She has emphasized she is not retiring and intends to return when she is physically and mentally ready, following a previously announced hiatus.
- A three-time Grand Slam finalist and former world No. 2 with five WTA singles titles, Jabeur’s ranking slid to the 70s after injuries and form struggles this year.
- The tennis community, including fellow players and Wimbledon’s official account, posted congratulations as she continues off‑court projects such as her Dubai academy.