PICTURES: Aryna Sabalenka hits the gym in green bikini as she and boyfriend Georgios make the most of their 'private island' getaway

Aryna Sabalenka and her boyfriend, Georgios Frangulis, have traveled to the Maldives to begin their offseason, days after the Belarusian suffered a defeat against Elena Rybakina in the WTA Finals title game in Riyadh.

On Sunday, Sabalenka and Frangulis dropped pictures from their ongoing vacation in the Maldives. In one snap, she took a selfie while sitting behind Frangulis on a jet ski.

Sabalenka posted a mirror selfie with Frangulis at Waldorf Astoria Maldives Ithaafushi, a five-star resort with private villas, curated dining, and exclusive adventures.

In the selfie, Sabalenka was wearing a green bikini, while Frangulis showed off a sculpted physique amid the gym equipment and panoramic sea views. Sabalenka captioned the Instagram story:

"Private island gym outfit 🤣🤣 @georgiosfrangulis."

Earlier, Sabalenka also posted a video of her scuba diving and exploring the aquatic life underwater. She shared the video on Instagram, writing:

"Just another day in the life 🦈🐬🐢"

Sabalenka also posted a photo from their date night in the Maldives. She posed in a red outfit near a beachside restaurant.

"Date night ❤️‍🔥" she captioned the post.

Moreover, four days ago, she also posted photos from their ongoing vacation in the Maldives. Among the many images and videos, she can be seen playing beach volleyball with her boyfriend, Georgios Frangulis. She also spends time on the beach and soaking up the sun. She shared a video as well, where the couple was treated with Coconuts before they boarded the yacht.

"Time to chill 📖🏝️" Sabalenka captioned the post.

Georgios Frangulis reacts to Aryna Sabalenka's season ending post

One week ago, Aryna Sabalenka finished the 2025 season as the World No. 1 and therefore won the trophy. She posted a photo with the trophy while reflecting on an incredible year, which saw her win the Brisbane International (WTA 500), 2025 Miami Open (WTA 1000), 2025 Mutua Madrid Open (WTA 1000), and 2025 US Open (Grand Slam).

She shared optimism for another great year in the waiting in 2026. She wrote:

"And that’s a wrap on the 2025 season! This was a tough year, but incredibly rewarding. A Grand Slam title, World #1 for the second consecutive year 🤯, and a few trophies later… I couldn’t have done it without Team Tiger — the people that are by my side time and time again. I’ve learned so many lessons this year through the ups and the downs of every single tournament and the training in between. Beyond blessed and grateful for it all. ♥️ 2026 season — bring it on 💪🏼"

Georgios Frangulis also expressed interest in what's to come in 2026 as he commented under the post:

"One more meu amor! Cant wait for 2026"

Aryna Sabalenka has also set the record for most prize money earned in a single year, collecting over $15 million by a women's tennis star.

Edited by Krutik Jain