World No. 1 Jannik Sinner attended and enjoyed his good friend Mondo Duplantis’s wedding, which reportedly took place in Cannes in the second weekend of June. Duplantis married his longtime partner, Desire Inglander, in a private ceremony at Stockholm City Hall earlier this year in a civil ceremony.
The first event was small and straightforward, primarily because Swedish law requires couples to register their marriage before holding a ceremony in Cannes. A larger celebration was planned after that, and it appears to have featureed some prominent figures from the sports and business worlds.
While official pictures have not been released to the public yet, one hilarious picture from the ceremony is now making the rounds on social media, showing a presumably inebriated Sinner enjoying himself with the groom and his father on either side of him.
Some fans were quick to share their reactions to the viral image, posting hilarious comments on social media.
“Mondo’s wedding, and Mondo’s dad is in the pic!” one fan commented.
“Oh my god, Drunknik, you are so important to me,” another fan commented.
“Wimbledon party?” yet another fan commented.
Duplantis and Sinner are good friends, as are their partners. The duo has previously been spotted together at golf outings and other social events. Sinner and Duplantis had a lively encounter during the Laureus Sports Award ceremony in April at the Cibeles Palace in Madrid, Spain.
After Disappointment in Paris, Jannik Sinner Will Now Set His Eyes on Wimbledon
Sinner was defeated by Juan Manuel Cerundolo in the second round of the French Open, losing in five sets while struggling with physical problems. He is now expected to turn his attention to Wimbledon, a highly prestigious and sought-after tournament.
Last year, Sinner won his first Wimbledon title by defeating Carlos Alcaraz in the final, ending Alcaraz’s perfect 5-0 record in major finals and becoming the first Italian to win a singles title at the All England Club.
Before this year’s Wimbledon, Sinner opted not to play in the Halle Open, where he has competed the past three years. Journalist Luigi Ansaloni confirmed that the Italian will continue training in Monte Carlo until Tuesday, then head to England for Wimbledon. Sinner will be the heavy favorite to defend his crown in London.
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