Bianca Andreescu responds to fans obsessed with her mother

Sep 9 2019, 8:14 pm

Bianca Andreescu wasn’t the only member of her family that stole the hearts of Canadians over the past two weeks at the US Open.

As the 19-year-old made her historic run in New York, fans became increasingly infatuated with her mother, Maria.

Despite pressure-packed matches and an electric atmosphere, Maria somehow managed to remain perfectly calm.Ā Sitting next to her husband and Bianca’s father Nicu, Maria had the look of a Hollywood celebrity while watching their only child on the world stage.

She was at her absolute best during the quarter-finals, wearing sunglasses at night and a fashion-forward top that read “Dog Queen,” complete with the family pet, Coco, sitting on her lap.

ā€œMy mom’s honestly the coolest person I know,ā€ Bianca later said in a post-match interview.

Mama Andreescu was a little more understated for the semi-finals, rocking a Louis Vuitton shawl — yet the sunglasses and level-headed demeanour remained the same.

Don’t let her calm disposition fool you, Maria is extremely proud of her daughter, something that’s clear to see with a visit to her Instagram account, which is basically a Bianca fan page.

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Enjoying Los Angeles šŸ˜—

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Vegas with my Angel

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The spotlight was never brighter on Maria and her daughter than during the final at the US Open on Saturday. So much so, that Bianca felt compelled to acknowledge her mother’s style on social media.

“This is actually hilarious,” Bianca saidĀ in response to a gif of her mother clapping like the Queen of England on Twitter. “My mom’s a straight G. Iā€™ll never be that cool.”

Despite Maria’s posh appearance, Bianca wasn’t born into wealth.

Bianca’s parents immigrated to Canada from Romania in 1994, six years before the future tennis star was born in Mississauga.

ā€œWe arrived in Canada with two suitcases and thatā€™s all,ā€ Nicu told the Globe and Mail earlier this year.Ā Ā ā€œWe had a great first impression when we arrived, having come from a former communist country. We wanted to go to Canada and start a new life and have a better future for any kids we might have.ā€

ā€œHopefully soon, Iā€™ll start making enough money that they can travel with me. Iā€™d definitely love that,” Bianca added.

Safe to say that afterĀ winning $3.85 million USD in prize money at the 2019 US Open alone, that dream can now be a reality.

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