ARYNA SABALENKA has released new photos of her celebrating her US OPEN Grand Slam victory in a VERY snug dress.
The Belarusian tennis icon defeated Amanda Anisimova last week to round off a dominant tournament in New York.
Sabalenka dropped just one set on her route to defending her title, having won the last edition in a final against American Jessica Pegula.
And in a new post, uploaded to the star’s Instagram account, she flaunted her new trophy alongside her stunning physique.
Following her victory, the 27-year-old donned a tight grey dress that showed off her curves and her toned athletic figure while she posed with her new silverware.
The outfit immediately drew the attention of adoring fans, and the new post has given them even more to fawn over.
She captioned the post “That’s my baby, she’s iconic.”
The new images were shared to her 3.7million-follower Instagram account and garnered almost 375,000 likes since going live earlier this week.
Fans and famous figures flocked to the comments to give their praise to the Women’s world No. 1.
Sabalenka’s theme of being an icon clearly caught hold in the comments.
One account said: “Congrats to the icon!
“She’s iconic for sure,” another account said.
Another fan replied: “So happy for the most talented and beautiful world # 1 Aryna!”
Women’s rugby star Ilona Maher was among the celebrities in the comments, commenting: “She a legend.”
Sabalenka has been rubbing shoulders with many celebrities from different sports of late.
On Wednesday she uploaded a series of images from a dinner with stars including Manchester United legend David Beckham.
Russian former tennis icon Maria Sharapova and current men’s player Frances Tiafoe were also in attendance.
Her star-studded socialising also extended to the hilarious moment that she almost made Carlos Alcaraz walk out of an interview following his US Open men’s victory over Jannik Sinner.
Sabalenka mistakenly referred to the Spanish star by the name of his rival, prompting him to jokingly threaten to walk out.
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