PICTURES: Amanda Anisimova reunites with her mother, sister Maria makes rare appearance as American relaxes with family after career-best season

American tennis star Amanda Anisimova registered her best tennis season in 2025. While she may not have won a Grand Slam title, she won her first WTA 1000 title at the Qatar Open in February and another one at the China Open. She was also on the receiving end of two losses in the Grand Slam Finals (at Wimbledon and the US Open). Recently, she was defeated in the semifinals of the WTA Finals against World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka.

Following an incredible season, Anisimova reunited with her family, including her mother, Olga Anisimova and older sister Maria Anisimova. On Friday, she dropped pictures from the family reunion, which also captured Maria's husband, Kevin Egee, and their two sons, including Jackson, who joined his aunt on the court after her Wimbledon quarterfinal win.

"family🍁x" Anisimova captioned the post.

The heartfelt reunion possibly took place in Florida and comes just a few days after Sabalenka defeated Amanda Anisimova in the semifinal.

Anisimova's mother, Olga, worked in the finance and logistics sector. She was born in Russia but immigrated with her husband, Konstantin "Konstan" Anisimov. Anisimova's father helped coach and manage Amanda’s early tennis career. Konstantin tragically died in August 2019 at age 52 from a sudden heart attack.

Amanda Anisimova reveals sister Maria is her role model

Amanda Anisimova's family moved to Florida in the early 1990s so that Maria Anisimova could play tennis in college. At the time, Maria was 10 years old.

Following her big sister, Amanda started playing tennis as she looked up to Maria.

“When I was little, she played tennis," Amanda said via New York Times. "I always saw her playing, and I wanted to do it too. That’s how I got into it, and my parents got into it too."

While Amanda Anisimova started playing tennis at the age of 2, Maria eventually transitioned into the corporate sector. She went to the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania for an undergraduate business program while also continuing with her tennis career.

She earned her Bachelor of Science in economics in 2010 and started working for Goldman Sachs. She worked there for seven years before taking the job at Bank of America. She notably made the Forbes 30 under 30 list after being hired as the Director there. She worked with Bank of America for almost seven years before taking the role of Portfolio Manager at Loop Capital.