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Published Dec 15, 2018

Caroline Wozniacki and her fiancé, former NBA player David Lee, have been dubbed sports’ most romantic couple by *Vogue*. The couple got engaged last year after Wozniacki won the WTA Finals in Singapore.

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“They live the better part of their lives out of suitcases, but they are not ones to complain about the grind,” writes Louisa Thomas for Vogue. “There is so much to look forward to, after all—after basketball, after tennis, when the spotlight is off, when the only people watching them are each other.”

Lee and Wozniacki began dating in 2015. He has since retired from the NBA, while she's enjoyed a career-best season complete with a Grand Slam title and a brief return to No. 1.

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The two are quick to support each other on the sidelines but also join forces for whirlwind vacations in between Wozniacki's busy tournament schedule.

Though the 35-year-old Lee retired in late 2017, Wozniacki has no plans to hang up her racquet anytime soon. Even so, they have big dreams for their future.

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“I would love to have a big family and probably step away a little from the spotlight,” Wozniacki told Vogue.

She'll start the 2019 season ranked No. 3.