"I thought she was the player's girlfriend." Tennis star turns heads in a miniskirt at the stadium... On social media, she confidently declares: "No short men allowed"

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American tennis star Danielle Collins (32) experienced an incident where she was mistaken for a 'WAG'—a term referring to the wives or girlfriends of sports players—while watching a match from the stands.

The UK's The Sun reported on the 2nd (Korea time) that Collins, who visited Flushing Meadows in New York, USA, as a fan during her break, shared an anecdote about what happened at the US Open venue.

According to reports, Collins wore a zip-up jacket and a miniskirt, revealing her slender legs. The media stated, "Although she is a star player who has won the singles title four times in her career and once reached as high as world No. 7, some spectators failed to recognize her at all."

She was not identified as anyone's specific partner. Spectators who did not immediately recognize her due to her flashy casual attire instead assumed she was accompanying one of the competing players based solely on her striking appearance.

Later, Collins posted two photos on her Instagram with a cheerful caption stating she had been mistaken for a 'WAG.' In response, her 270,000 followers immediately cheered. Fans left comments such as "A beauty has descended upon the US Open," "She is too perfect," "She transformed from a tennis star into a supermodel," and "She is dazzling," praising her fashion sense.

Collins, who was the runner-up at the 2022 Australian Open, has long confidently displayed her charm on social media by posting bikini photos from her Miami vacations. Last year, she also sparked major buzz by leaving a bold and honest self-introduction post on a dating app. At that time, she wrote without reservation about her firm ideal type, stating, "If you're going to lie about your height, don't contact me at all. Short men need not apply," drawing attention.

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