Between modeling for top brands and cheering on the ATP world No. 1, Jannik Sinner’s girlfriend, Laila Hasanovic, gets a serious workout. But behind the glamorous, globe-trotting lifestyle, the Danish model and influencer recently shared her attachment to the place she calls home.
Jannik Sinner’s Girlfriend Laila Hasanovic Admits Longing for Grounded Copenhagen Home
In a recent series of Instagram stories, Hasanovic posted an elevator mirror selfie with her dog and a snapshot of her pup pulling on a leash across the European pavement.
In her final story, a pic of a vibrant sunset over the Danish capital, she wrote:
“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 this much like home.”
Sinner and Hasanovic made their relationship public in 2025. As a high-profile model and digital creator, she has collaborated with major luxury brands like Armani Beauty and Prada Beauty. More recently, she launched her own self-tanner line, NRD55, which is currently expanding its shipping across Europe. She still shows up in Sinner’s player’s box alongside his family.
After Sinner’s emotional victory over Carlos Alcaraz to claim the title and World No.1 spot in the Monte-Carlo Masters, Hasanovic was in the stands, and the couple shared a celebratory hug. Also, during the Italian Open final weekend, Hasanovic was spotted sitting next to Jannik’s brother, Mark Sinner, and his mother, Siglinde.
While Hasanovic is catching her breath and enjoying some normalcy in Denmark, her boyfriend is busy dismantling the draw in Paris.
Having a historic 2026 season, with a consecutive title-winning streak, the world No. 1 recently captured the Italian Open title in front of a home crowd and is now the overwhelming favorite to win the French Open, the missing piece for him to secure the Career Grand Slam.
In the first round, Sinner beat French wildcard Clément Tabur in straight sets, and he is set to take the court again today, May 28, to face Argentina’s Juan Manuel Cerúndolo in the second round on Court Philippe-Chatrier.
