Sloane Stephens has shared pictures from her recent vacation to the Virgin Islands on social media. The tennis player was seen in a stunning yellow swimsuit while enjoying herself at the beach.Stephens finished her 2025 season early after sustaining a major foot injury in February. She went on a break after the Mérida Open, where Petra Martic defeated her in the first round. Following that, she pulled out of the Indian Open, citing the injury.Stephens returned to the court in October at the Tampico 125 but faced an early exit in the first round against Sahaja Yamalapalli. Currently, the American is in her off-season, enjoying a cozy vacation in the Virgin Islands. Taking to Instagram, she posted endearing snaps of her visit, showcasing the scenic beauty of the location.In the first picture, Stephens shared a snap in her yellow one-piece swimsuit. Others included some views from the hotel, Rosewood Resort, snaps of the food she had, and the water sports she enjoyed during the trip. The post's caption read:"Island time 🤍🌺" View this post on Instagram Instagram PostDuring her break from tennis this year, Stephens did not completely cut ties with the sport. She served as the tennis analyst and commentator in multiple events, including the French Open and the US Open.Sloane Stephens opened up about how tennis commentary helped her understand the sport better Earlier this year, in September, Sloane Stephens opened up about her experience of working as a tennis analyst and commentator. She penned a note on her Instagram story, revealing how it helped her in understanding the sport. Stephens worked as a commentator for TNT Sports during the 2025 French Open and also joined the team of the Tennis Channel. Making her feelings known about how commentary helped her appreciate the 'mental side' of the game, she said:"Honestly, commentary has given me a whole new lens on tennis. As a player, you're so locked into your own preparation. Sitting in the booth. I've had to analyze matches in real time. It's made me appreciate the mental side of the game even more."How small momentum shifts, body language or tactical adjustments can completely change a match. I've also realized how much nuance there is in telling the story of a match. I try to bring honesty, insight, and respect to every match I call and every desk I sit on."In August this year, Sloane Stephens opened up about the struggles she faced after completing her career goal with the US Open victory in 2017.