Coco Gauff just spent her last night in Florida before heading to Madrid to begin her clay season. Before traveling on the road, Gauff styled her hair with the help of Queen Boss Braids in her home.
On Wednesday, Queen Boss Braids posted a video on Instagram where Gauff’s hair can be seen carefully braided to give her a fresh look for the tour. The CEO of the beauty brand documented the whole experience and shared it on Instagram.
In the video, the author mentions that the two-time Grand Slam champion found her on TikTok. The entire process of hair styling took over six hours as the author accounted for what she did to Gauff’s hair:
“We completed her Smedium boho knotless braids in a matter of six hours and I applied her mousse, finishing oils, dipped her ends, and I always make sure to moisturize and hydrate my client’s scalp after the fact. It’s very important, especially because she’s outside a lot, that we keep her roots and her ends from getting too dried out.”
The author gifted Gauff a care package, having everything the tennis star needs while she’s on the road to take care of her braids. She added that Gauff loved this service.
Gauff also shared a small video where music is playing at her home. She mentions that it was her last night at home before heading to Europe for clay tournaments.
Coco Gauff Instantly Regrets Returning Back to X
Coco Gauff recently shared photos from her collaboration with the fashion brand Miu Miu’s campaign. In the photos, the tennis star is wearing a red polo shirt, a skirt, loathers and a leather bag. Her hair is styled in a bun.
However, the post received many hurtful messages under the post on Athlete Vanity. In response, the account had to post again using the following message:
“The real flex is loving yourself and how you appear and MiuMiu tapped into that unapologetically with these photos.”
Gauff seemed to be affected with the hateful messages as she shared instant regret upon returning to the social media platform.
“deleted twitter for a month, came back today, and got instantly reminded why I should not be on here lol :/,” she wrote.
During her media appearance at the 2026 Miami Open, Gauff revealed that she was off from social media for about a month or two.
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