Novak Djokovic erhält bei den French Open ein Porträt von sich und seiner Tochter

Novak Djokovic wurde bei seiner Ankunft bei den French Open von einem Geschenk einer Künstlerin überrascht. Der dreimalige Champion erhielt ein farbenfrohes Porträt von sich und seiner Tochter Tara der französischen Künstlerin Laura Layani.

Djokovic bemerkte Layani mit dem Gemälde, als er mit dem Auto den Komplex von Roland Garros erreichte. Er stieg aus, um ihr zu danken, und bestätigte, dass er ihre früheren Werke immer noch zu Hause aufbewahre, mit den Worten: „Natürlich haben wir sie noch.“ Das lebendige Kunstwerk fing die Emotionen von Djokovic und Tara ein, und er nahm es direkt mit, was seine anwesenden Kinder Stefan und Tara erfreute.

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