Who is Paula Badosa's boyfriend, model Juan Betancourt?

The Spaniard is into the second round at the 2022 Australian Open. People want to know more about Paula Badosa’s boyfriend, model Juan Betancourt.

Paula Badosa is a Spanish tennis player and winner of the 2015 French Open girls’ singles title.

Since then, the 23-year-old’s best finish at a Grand Slam has been the quarter-finals at Wimbledon last year. In May 2021 she won her first WTA event – the Serbia Open.

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In October, Badosa became the first Spaniard to reach the final four at Indian Wells since Conchita Martinez in 2003.

Badosa defeated former two-time champion Victoria Azarenka to win the Indian Wells tournament, for her first WTA 1000 title. She qualified for the 2021 WTA Finals and reached world no.26. Throughout the tournament, Badosa was supported by her boyfriend Juan Betancourt.

Who is Paula Badosa’s boyfriend?

Paula Badosa’s boyfriend is model Juan Betancourt.

It isn’t known how long the couple have been dating for, but it’s believed the relationship is in its early stages.

Paula confirmed the news on social media recently, posting a photo of the couple at Times Square in New York.

“Happy bday to the one and only. Let’s keep growing together. Love you,” she wrote.

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Juan uploaded a similar photo to his Instagram.

More on Juan Betancourt

Juan Betancourt is a 31-year-old Spanish-Cuban fashion model from Havana, Cuba.

Juan starred in the Tom Ford men’s grooming campaign in 2013 and has also fronted advertisements for Pal Zileri and Gap.

According to Fashionisto.com, Juan’s portfolio also includes editorial work for magazines such as GQ Brasil, Elle Man Vietnam, and GQ España.

You can check out his full work here.

Juan also has a large following on social media.

He has 355k followers on Facebook, and 372k followers on Instagram.

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