Has tennis sensation Maria Sharapova finally moved on from her ex-boyfriend Grigor Dimitrov?
The Russian beauty was reportedly spotted on a date with a new unidentified male companion.
According to Daily Mail, the 28-year-old tennis superstar seemed to be laid back enjoying a date night with her male friend.
"Maria Sharapova appeared unfazed by the rumours as she enjoyed a casual outing with a male friend in New York City on Wednesday evening... The pair were deep in conversation and at one point her friend even reached up to help her sweep a stray strand of hair out of her eyes," the publication revealed.
With Maria Sharapova reportedly moving on from Grigor Dimitrov, her ex-boyfriend is not one to be left behind.
The equally talented tennis player has reportedly started a relationship with singer Nicole Scherzinger.
"Nicole Scherzinger has been cozying up to 24-year-old tennis pro Grigor Dimitrov since July," Perez Hilton reported. "The pairing comes just nine months after Nicole and her long time boyfriend Lewis Hamilton parted ways."
And while the new rumored couple seemed to be looking very much into each other, they are reportedly trying to keep their relationship as private as possible.
"They're completed besotted with each other," the source explained. "But they've been careful not to be pictured together because they don't want the pressure of the relationship being in the public eye."
The 24-year-old tennis player reported regrets his relationship with Maria Sharapova and now looking very happy with his new found love.
According to Kpopstarz, "the Bulgarian tennis player might have regretted his relationship with Maria Sharapova, according to the most recent interview. While Maria Sharapova is living the high life having totally gotten over Grigor Dimitrov, the Bulgarian may still be thinking about his ex girlfriend."
In his interview with Tennis World, Grigor Dimitrov reportedly sent out a cryptic message about regretting his relationship with Maria Sharapova.
"I did well in Australia, I had my chances against (Andy Murray), but then things turned out. After that match I lost a little bit of confidence, I changed my racquet and I had some changes off court.... I started to make things wrong in practice, my fitness level wasn't good and so I didn't play a very good tennis. Hopefully I'll learn quite enough from it and I hope I don't make the same mistake in 2016," Dimitrov explained.
