Nick Kyrgios and Costeen Hatzi’s Breakup Takes a Bitter Turn with Social Media Mind Games
The split between Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios and influencer Costeen Hatzi has escalated into a public spectacle, as both have taken to social media with cryptic posts and subtle jabs aimed at each other.
Social Media Scrub and Cryptic Posts
Following reports of their breakup over the weekend, the former couple wasted no time erasing traces of their relationship online. Both have removed each other’s initials from their Instagram bios, and Hatzi has significantly cut back on posts featuring Kyrgios.
On TikTok, the 24-year-old business owner hinted at jealousy possibly playing a role in their split. Over a photo of herself posing on a staircase, she wrote: “The photos are good when the photographer isn’t secretly jealous.” When a commenter asked if she was single, she deflected, saying: “This is just a trend and not directed at anyone!”
Hatzi further alluded to her breakup in a video with her influencer friend Golda Mansour. Captioning the clip, she wrote: “You don’t see your friend in a while, and you have to update her on your chaotic life.” In the video, she jokingly added: “So, at this point in time, I have filed for a divorce.” When asked by a fan if she had a broken heart, she simply responded, “No” with heart emojis.
Mansour also shared a post seemingly supporting Hatzi through the breakup, emphasizing that her friend deserved more than the “bare minimum” in relationships. In a video, Hatzi listed small gestures Kyrgios used to do for her—only for Mansour to repeatedly interject with “Bare minimum.”
Kyrgios Responds with Cryptic Posts
Meanwhile, Kyrgios, 29, appeared to address the situation with a now-deleted Instagram post featuring a luxury sports car, captioned: “Fact of the day… don’t believe everything you read. Stay in your lane.” He later posted a photo cuddling a dog with the caption “Feeling blessed.”
On TikTok, he shared a gym workout video, writing: “POV, you keep coming back” alongside the caption “Addicted to the pain.”
The End of a Four-Year Romance
The couple had been together since late 2021 after Kyrgios reached out to Hatzi over a mirror she was selling. Their relationship quickly became high-profile, with Hatzi amassing over 180,000 Instagram followers.
Insiders have suggested that lifestyle differences played a role in the split. “Nick is a party boy,” one source revealed, adding that “She would have to be willing to accept how he rolls, and she won’t anymore.”
Hatzi has reportedly returned to Australia from the U.S., where she had been living with Kyrgios. While neither has officially confirmed the breakup, their recent social media activity suggests the relationship is over.
