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Feb 14, 2019
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Azarenka takes Leo to see sharks at the aquarium

Published Feb 14, 2019

Victoria Azarenka and Leo enjoyed some mother-son bonding time at an aquarium after Belarus beat Germany in the Fed Cup quarterfinals. They even got to see a fan favorite exhibit, the shark tank.

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In a Fed Cup interview, the 29-year-old said she hopes the legacy of playing pro tennis as a mother continues to grow.

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"I feel very happy that the stereotype of women in sport has been broken— that you can still have a family and you can still come back and play at a high level," she said.

Azarenka played doubles in the 4-0 victory for Belarus, winning alongside Lidziya Marozava. The Belarusian team will face Australia in the semifinals in April. In the meantime, Azarenka has accepted a wildcard to play in Acapulco.