Jannik Sinner's Girlfriend: Laila Hasanovic in 2026

Jannik Sinner publicly named Laila Hasanovic as his girlfriend during his victory speech at the 2025 Vienna Open on October 26, marking the first time the world number one had confirmed the relationship. Hasanovic, a Danish model and entrepreneur based in Copenhagen, was sitting with his family in the stands when Sinner addressed the crowd in English: "Everyone here, with family, my girlfriend, friends. To my whole team and also those watching at home. Thank you so much for the support."

Who Is Laila Hasanovic?

Hasanovic is a model, influencer, and entrepreneur whose Instagram biography identifies her as the founder of @nrd.55 and says she is based in Copenhagen, Denmark. She had approximately 524,000 followers on the platform at the time of this article. Some tabloid coverage incorrectly identifies her as Dutch her own public biography, and coverage in Vogue Scandinavia, both identify her as Danish.

Her family has Bosnian roots. A pageant-era profile reported that both her parents are from Bosnia and Herzegovina and that she has spoken about not having Danish blood herself, though she has lived in Denmark throughout her life. In May 2026 she wrote on Instagram: "As much as I love being away and traveling for work, there's always something so special about coming back to Copenhagen. I feel so lucky to have a place that feels like this much home."

She began modelling at 13. Over the past decade she has worked with major luxury brands including Armani Beauty and Prada Beauty. In 2019 she competed in Denmark's national Miss Universe selection and placed in the Top 10 of that national contest. She did not advance to the international Miss Universe competition a distinction frequently omitted from coverage that describes her simply as a "Miss Universe finalist."

The NRD55 Brand

Hasanovic founded NRD55, a self-tanning beauty brand built around Scandinavian aesthetics. The brand's official site describes its origin: Hasanovic "grew up surrounded by the quiet aesthetics of the North, where beauty is often defined by simplicity, soft tones, and a natural sense of balance." The products, including tanning face drops and body mousse, are developed and manufactured in Denmark. The brand expanded shipping to include Sweden in June 2026.

During the 2026 Wimbledon fortnight, Hasanovic promoted the brand directly through her Instagram stories, posting a makeup-free morning routine with the caption: "A slow morning with a few drops of @nrd.55 I'm skipping makeup today."

How the Relationship Became Public

Speculation about Sinner and Hasanovic first appeared during the 2025 US Open, when fans noticed her photo on Sinner's phone lock screen. Neither confirmed anything at that stage. Sinner ended the guesswork himself in his Vienna speech in October 2025, thanking her by name while the camera panned to his family and Hasanovic in the crowd.

Since then, the couple has appeared together at several tour events. Hasanovic was in Sinner's box at the 2025 ATP Finals in Turin. She was photographed celebrating with him on court after he defeated Carlos Alcaraz in the Monte-Carlo Masters final on April 12, 2026. She also attended the Rome Open final weekend that spring, sitting next to Sinner's brother Mark and his mother Siglinde in the player's box. In June 2026, they attended the wedding in the South of France of pole-vault world-record holder Mondo Duplantis and Desiré Inglander, where photos confirmed both were present.

The couple does not post about each other on their own Instagram accounts. Hasanovic has not tagged Sinner in any post, and he keeps his personal life entirely off social media. Their relationship has instead been documented through photographs taken at public events.

Before Sinner: The Mick Schumacher Chapter

Before her current relationship, Hasanovic dated Formula 1 driver Mick Schumacher for approximately three years. Reputable profiles report the two split in early 2025, though neither issued a public statement about the end of the relationship. The split brought renewed attention to Hasanovic, whose following had grown steadily through modelling work and NRD55 before Sinner became world number one.

Wimbledon 2026 and the Hasanovic Question

Sinner entered the men's singles final at Wimbledon on July 12 as defending champion and world number one, facing Germany's Alexander Zverev. Before the final, Sinner held a 10-4 head-to-head record over Zverev, including nine consecutive victories. He arrived at the final having beaten Novak Djokovic 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 in the semi-finals on July 10, according to the ATP's official tournament report.

Hasanovic was not consistently present at the All England Club during the earlier rounds of the tournament. She attended the Roskilde Festival in Denmark and through late June posted vacation content from what appeared to be a location in Europe. Her attendance at the final had not been independently confirmed at the time this article was prepared.

What About Alexander Zverev's Partner?

A portion of search interest connected to Sinner's girlfriend also involves questions about Zverev's relationship status, partly because some coverage has treated "Sascha Zverev" as a separate person. Sascha is Zverev's nickname.

Zverev's partner is Sophia Thomalla, a German model, actress, and television presenter. The two have been together since 2021. On April 19, 2026 the day before his 29th birthday Thomalla posted a tribute on Instagram thanking him for "5 THRILLING years." No public evidence indicates that they are married reliable sources consistently describe Thomalla as his girlfriend or partner. Zverev entered Wimbledon as the 2026 Roland-Garros champion, having beaten Flavio Cobolli 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, 6-7(5), 6-1 on June 7 to claim his first Grand Slam title, according to the official Roland-Garros report. His official height, per his Roland-Garros player profile, is 1.98 metres 6 feet 6 inches.

Sinner's Earnings: What the Numbers Actually Mean

No governing body publishes an audited net-worth figure for Sinner. The ATP's official player profile listed $64,837,801 in combined career prize money at the time of this report Forbes estimated his 2026 annual athlete earnings at $54.6 million as of May 22, 2026. These are separate figures measuring different things career prize money does not equal net worth, and Forbes earnings estimates are not certified income statements. Any specific net-worth figure attributed to Sinner without an identified source based on audited financial records should be treated as an estimate only.

Sinner's Family and Background

Sinner was born on August 16, 2001, in San Candido, in the Dolomites region of northern Italy. His father, Hanspeter, worked as a chef, and his mother, Siglinde, worked as a waitress at a ski lodge. Some coverage refers to the father as Johann, but ATP video content consistently uses Hanspeter. Sinner left home at approximately 13 to pursue tennis, moving to the Riccardo Piatti academy. He is the first Italian man to reach the ATP world number one ranking.

His brother Mark also spelled Marc in some sources was adopted and works as a fire-brigade instructor. Mark has spoken in interviews about growing up with Jannik and remains close to the family he was photographed alongside Siglinde at events including the Italian Open in 2026.

Sinner's parents declined an invitation to sit in the Royal Box at Wimbledon. Speaking to reporters after his third-round win on July 3, 2026, Sinner said: "I know my parents. I asked them, but it was impossible. We hardly even discussed it." The AP confirmed his parents' preference stems from their discomfort in front of cameras his mother in particular tends to leave the stadium when matches become too stressful.

In the week Sinner played his way to the Wimbledon final, Hasanovic was featured in Vogue Scandinavia's weekly best-dressed roundup, published on July 6, 2026, and reshared the recognition on her own Instagram stories.