Naomi Osaka, the powerhouse in tennis, isn’t just acing on the court; she’s mastering the game of parenting alongside her rapper boyfriend, Cordae.

The duo welcomed their little superstar, Shai, into the world, and Naomi’s journey through motherhood has been nothing short of exhilarating.

From enduring labor pains that felt like a battle to praising Cordae as the “Gifted” partner who makes it all seem effortless, Osaka shared insights into their rock-solid relationship.“

Their secret? A foundation built on mutual respect, easy communication, and a shared focus on what’s best for Shai.

Their commitment to Shai’s privacy amidst the prying eyes of the media showcases their dedication as parents.

Naomi’s passion for empowering her daughter shines through, envisioning a strong, vocal personality for Shai—a testament to Osaka’s belief in the power of one’s voice.

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But the journey wasn’t all smooth sailing. Naomi candidly revealed the anxieties and challenges of her pregnancy, highlighting the learning curve that comes with motherhood.

Yet, despite the hurdles, she’s eager to set an example for her daughter, aiming to show Shai the pinnacle of her career and the resilience it took to get there.

Osaka’s return to training mere months after Shai’s arrival exemplifies her unwavering dedication.

With her sights set on major tournaments like Wimbledon and the French Open, she’s poised to reclaim her spot at the top of the tennis world, armed with newfound strength from motherhood.

As she gears up for the 2024 Brisbane International and the Australian Open, where she’s left her mark before, Osaka embodies the spirit of a champion both on and off the court.

Her story isn’t just about a triumphant return to tennis but about the legacy she’s building for her daughter—one that exemplifies strength, determination, and unwavering passion.

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Speaking of motherhood journey she said, “Giving birth is the worst kind of pain.”

Adding, “Moms are superheroes,’ she said. ‘But they’re also people.“

Consequently, “At the end of the day, we both want what’s best for Shai. She is so pure,’ she said about her five-month-old daughter. “

“Like, every time she sees me, no matter what, she’ll smile. And she’s going in the phase now that she’ll kind of reach out her arms a little bit.”