Caroline Wozniacki Believes Women Can Balance Career and Family as She Returns to Tennis

Tennis champion Caroline Wozniacki opened up about her desire to inspire women with families to follow their dreams as she returns to tennis.

In an essay for Vogue published on Thursday, Wozniacki, 32, shared the reasoning behind her motivation.

“I’ve talked with a lot of women who gave up on their own dreams because they wanted to be with their families, but somewhere deep down they have this yearning to do something they’re passionate about,” she wrote.

The mother-of-two added, “I want to show those women that maybe there’s a way.”

Wozniacki acknowledged it isn’t easy “to find the right balance” and expressed how fortunate she was to have a supportive husband and supportive parents along with a nanny. However, she said she does “think it’s possible.”

“I want to prove that to myself and to those women. You can have both: You can be thrilled with your 👨‍👩‍👧Family and with everything at home and still have a career—and be great at it,” she added.

On her Twitter page, Wozniacki announced she would be returning to tennis following her three-year retirement.

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