Perhaps it was the fact that Hugh Jackman was sitting nearby, or that her tennis star husband was enjoying an easy time on court… whatever the reason, Jelena Djokovic definitely looked happier during her latest Flushing Meadows appearance.
The glamorous Serbian, 30, took her seat in Team Djokovic amongst Hollywood royalty last night as the world number one cruised through to a US Open semi-final place.
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Happy to back at Flushing Meadows: Despite exiting one of her husband’s early matches after looking glum throughout, Jelena Djokovic was back to her smiling self again for his most recent match; a quarter final win over Jo Wilfred Tsonga
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Happy to back at Flushing Meadows: Despite exiting one of her husband’s early matches after looking glum throughout, Jelena Djokovic was back to her smiling self again for his most recent match; a quarter final win over Jo Wilfred Tsonga
Mother-of-one Jelena, 30, chatted with Ben Stiller and Hugh Jackman as she prepared to watch her husband at the US Open
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Mother-of-one Jelena, 30, chatted with Ben Stiller and Hugh Jackman as she prepared to watch her husband at the US Open
Another early exit: Jelena chats to Boris Becker
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The mother of one then makes her way out of the arena at Flushing Meadows
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Another early exit? Jelena chats to Boris Becker. The mother of one then makes her way out of the arena at Flushing Meadows
Djokovic has enjoyed an easy ride to the semi-finals so far as he looks to defend his US Open crown
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Djokovic has enjoyed an easy ride to the semi-finals so far as he looks to defend his US Open crown
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