Rent arrears for six months and flight to the U.S.? 'Retirement like a runaway → lingerie model peak' Female tennis star suddenly announces "Return next year"

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Tennis star Camila Giorgi (34, Italy), who worked as a lingerie model after retirement, has signaled her return to the court.

The UK's "The Sun" recently reported that Giorgi, who left the court amid tax evasion allegations, will step onto the professional tennis stage again in 2027.

Giorgi recently responded to fans' questions on her Instagram about whether she was willing to return to tennis tournaments by saying, "I will return in 2027." When asked about specific competition plans, she emphasized "2027" briefly, revealing her determination to return.

Giorgi, who boasted a world ranking of 26th and a quarterfinal appearance at Wimbledon along with a victory at the Canadian Open, put down her racket after the 2024 Miami Open. At the time, allegations surfaced that she had failed to pay rent on a villa near Florence, Italy, for six months and had evaded taxes, prompting her sudden retirement announcement and sparking controversy. She subsequently moved her residence to the United States.

However, Giorgi drew a line in October of the same year during an appearance on the Italian talk show "Verissimo," stating, "It was not an escape; I have completely relocated to the U.S. with my parents." She also refuted the tax evasion allegations, claiming, "My family had no idea at all; it was a problem created by outsiders, such as my former lawyer who managed me."

After leaving the court, Giorgi made headlines by working as a lingerie model. In February last year, she even transformed into a reporter at the Buenos Aires Open, conducting interviews with players directly.

Recently, Giorgi experienced double joy. She held a wedding ceremony in February in Buenos Aires with Argentine tennis coach Andreas Ignacio Pasuti. She then shared ultrasound images to announce her pregnancy with her first child.

At the time, when a fan asked if she could return to the WTA (Women's Tennis Association) tour after becoming a mother, she replied, "I will not say it is absolutely impossible," leaving the possibility of a return open.

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