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Anna Kournikova isn't letting pregnancy slow down her morning coffee routine.

The world's former No. 8-ranked tennis player is getting ready to welcome her fourth child with longtime partner, singer Enrique Iglesias. 

Taking her mom duties in full stride, Kournikova, 44, recently pulled up to a Miami Starbucks in a $ 105,000 sports car, while rocking a black tank top over a baggy two-piece sweatsuit.

After grabbing a tray full of colorful drinks, Kournikova rushed back to her Porsche Macan Turbo and continued on her morning drive, dropping off her three children at school. 

Pregnant Anna Kournikova plays barista as she heads out on family coffee run in $ 105k Porsche supercar https://t.co/819M5gDDeX

— Daily Mail US (@Daily_MailUS) November 18, 2025

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Inside Anna Kournikova's low-profile life after quitting tennis

Kournikova confirmed back in September that she and Iglesias were expecting their fourth child together. The couple, who already share twins, Nicholas and Lucy, 7, and daughter Mary, 5, have been dating since Kournikova appeared in his "Escape" music video in 2001. 

The tennis star has largely tried to stay out of the spotlight ever since she quit playing tennis at the age of 21 in 2003.

She never officially confirmed that she was retiring, however, she hasn't competed professionally since. 

In January, Kournikova made headlines when the "New York Post" obtained photos of the former tennis star being pushed in a wheelchair. She reportedly sustained a lower leg injury, as she was seen wearing a protective boot on her right leg. 

Tennis legend Anna Kournikova spotted in wheelchair in first sighting in a year https://t.co/SRuTjHGuI6pic.twitter.com/ADUwBzsb6L

— Page Six (@PageSix) January 29, 2025

Prior to quitting tennis, Kournikova suffered a stress fracture on her foot. 

After bursting onto the tennis scene at the age of 14, she was once ranked as high as No. 8 in the world, although she never won a Grand Slam singles title.

Kournikova also enjoyed great success on the doubles scene, winning the Australian Open doubles championship in 1999 and again in 2002, before stepping away from the sport. 

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