Russian star Daniil Medvedev has recently been enjoying his off-court time with a family vacation on the stunning Indian Ocean island, the Maldives. The World No. 13, who was last seen in action at the Paris Masters, has shared heartfelt glimpses of his time enjoying multiple activities with his three-year-old daughter, Alisa.
Daniil Medvedev Enjoys Outdoor Activities, Including Tennis With His Daughter, Alisa
Daniil Medvedev shares two daughters with his wife, Daria, whom he married in a private ceremony in Sept. 2018. The couple welcomed Alisa in Oct. 2022 and another daughter, Victoria, in Jan. 2025. Medvedev’s wife is also a former junior tennis player; the couple began dating in 2014, with Daria concluding her professional journey at 18 due to multiple injuries.
The Moscow native shared an admirable glimpse of himself playing tennis with his daughter, Alisa, who was wearing a light pink dress as she attempted to hit a ball with her racket, against a backdrop of tall palm trees and a clear sky. To which the ATP star added, “Sporty 💔.”
In his next glimpse, Medvedev was riding a bicycle alongside Alisa, who was wearing a red shirt and shorts and had red sunglasses. The former was in a white Lacoste t-shirt and shorts and was looking towards the sky, to which he mentioned, “Stars 😂.”
Daria Medvedev also shared a heartwarming picture of the father and daughter playing chess on a beach. The duo sat across from each other at an octagonal chess table, their complete concentration on their game, which garnered Daria’s hilarious response, “😂.”
Medvedev clinched his first title after more than two years at the 2025 Almaty Open after defeating Frenchman Corentin Moutet in the final round. After clinching his notable victory, he shared his heartfelt appreciation towards his family, adding, “I want to thank my family, my beautiful wife, my two daughters. It is the first time I have been at a tournament with my two daughters and wife together, so to get a title is really nice. I honour this title to my second daughter Victoria, because the first title I got when my first daughter Alisa was born was for her, so this one is for Victoria.”
He continued while highlighting the story of his 21 ATP singles titles, “It is great. I was not super happy with how I played in some moments of the match, but to win feels amazing. In the most important points I played good. The last game was incredible and I am happy to win the title. It continues my funny story of 21 titles in 21 different cities.”
At the Paris Masters, he reached the quarterfinal round, losing to World No. 3, Alexander Zverev, against whom he led their head-to-head with 14 wins.