The 2022 finalist did exactly that, taking to social media on Sunday to post a video of herself and her group of friends enjoying a luxury stay at Coral Sands Inn & Cottages on Harbour Island. The envy-inducing clips include Collins with a drink in hand, strolling along the palm trees and doing a bit of sun tanning.
While Collins’ on-court antics made her Public Enemy No. 1 in Australia, her exchanges with the crowd won her new fans and made headlines around the world. It also got the approval of 10-time champion Novak Djokovic, who is no stranger to getting into it with a hostile crowd.
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“I loved her response. I loved it,” Djokovic said, grinning during a press conference. “Everything she said on the court, off the court. Big fan of Danielle Collins after that. I was before. But now? Big fan. I love it.
“I heard some comments of people that she shouldn’t have said (this) or that. I think she handled it really well. I don’t think I would be that polite, and I know exactly the feeling.”
Collins, who withdrew from both Doha and Dubai citing a lingering foot injury, is next scheduled to compete at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells which starts on March 5.
