Jelena Dokic hugs to Mystery Man on Melbourne Airport after she had revealed that she feared ‘forever being alone’ after the demolition of her 19-year-old relationship

Former Australian tennis champion Jelena Dokic has been spotted with a mysterious man.

Although no romantic link has been attached between the couple, the elegant gentleman she met Melbourne Airport earlier this month it certainly succeeded in conjuring a smile on Jelena’s face while the couple hugged together.

The 42-year-old sports commentator was seen who left her flight and grinned in general while she accepted a warm embrace of the bearded man when she entered the terminal.

Jelena, who started an animated conversation with her companion when she stepped into the terminal, had dressed for comfort for her flight.

She was wearing a knitted white zip-up hoodie that she matched with a gray t-shirt, blue pants split at the cuffs and runners.

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The tennis legend tied her honest hair and wore her mobile device in one hand while she walked to her transport and completed her look with a few ears.

It was wearing a formally dark suit, business shirt and matching striped tie and black shoes, Jelena’s companion was later seen with the athlete’s luggage from the airport.

He completed his turbulent look with glasses with threaded border and seemed to use a product in his smooth black hair that he separated on the side.

According to Women’s day, That Tuesday of the couple shared the man Jelena from the airport.

At the end of last year, Jelena revealed that she was ‘closed’ to find love since they Divided from her old Brazilian boyfriend Tin Bikic.

The couple was together for almost 19 years before they announced that they had ended their relationship in 2021.

Despite the fact that her walls have since been on, Jelena went to Instagram to make the heartbreaking recognition that she is ‘afraid of being alone’ for the rest of her life.

‘Love. It was a challenging personal period. We don’t talk about this enough, but the breakdowns of the relationship are so difficult, “she said next to a selfie.

‘And if you have been the one who was wounded or abandoned, let’s be honest, it’s just chattering life. And as you get older, it only gets more difficult with more scars, pain and pain.

‘My 19-year-old relationship ended 4 years ago [sic] And although we will always take care of each other, especially since we were together since we were 20, that chapter is over. ‘

Jelena further said that she was unconditionally and so completely ‘built’ to keep one person of one person and so complete that it puts me into trouble ‘.

“It changes to heartache and pain,” she complained. “I set up walls 4 years ago and I said they never come down.

‘But as life likes to show us, not everything we are planning or think will happen. So of course someone brought down those walls and I was injured. Bad.

‘So I think the question is: do we keep our walls low and hope that love comes? Or? Do we never give it a chance again and do we not allow the walls?

“There are people who will have different answers. I am now alone and closed for 4 years and I still don’t know what the answer is. ‘

The Australian tennis commentator said that she now has ‘many abandoned problems’ from her past, so she ‘has the feeling that I will be alone forever’.

Jelena was Referring to the terrible abuse that she suffered by her father and tennis coach Damir Dokic.

“Am I the only one afraid of being alone for the rest of my life?” The media personality asked her fans frankly.

“Walls Down also brought some feelings and triggers that I had never had before and I don’t know how to respond or what to do,” Jelena continued in the long missive.

‘Bottom line is it difficult and what do we do? Close ourselves forever or get injured and feel pain to ever feel that incredible and crazy love again? ” ‘

Fortunately, Jelena ended her gloomy caption on a hopeful note and said she will “not give up” her search for love.

“I will never give up and one day those walls will come down again and hopefully it will wait, pain, pain and disappointment will be worth it and I will find that great love,” she said.

Jelena was Left ‘Shattered’ in the aftermath of her split of her old friend Tin Bikic in 2021, who last year revealed how deeply sad she was.

She went to Instagram last year to mark the birthday of their break with some reflective words.

‘Break -ups of any kind are difficult. They are heartbreaking, crushing, shattering and can change you forever, “she wrote.

‘It is important not to get angry and bitter and instead knowing that those scars and wounds will heal one day and you will become a wiser, better and stronger person.

“My disintegration made me crushed and turned me into my core. While I was shattered and it changed forever, I treated it with kindness, understanding, grace and dignity.

‘No screaming, anger or bitterness. And for that I am so proud of myself. Stay friendly and positive. ‘

Jelena confirmed the news that she and her boyfriend born in Brazil in January 2022 separated into a heartbreaking Instagram post.

In addition to a photo of the couple together with a RIP image in the middle, she wrote: ‘After almost 19 years Tin and I decided to go our own way.

“Sometimes these things happen, people grow apart and it’s best.”

At the time, Jelena admitted that she struggled emotionally and mentally with the split.

“I would lie if I said I was doing well, but I will give it all my absolutely to heal and repair and process this pain and trauma,” she wrote.

She then thanked her fans, friends and loved ones for their support and said she hopes to be back soon, hopefully stronger than ever and in a much better place ‘.

The former world no. 4 was born in what was once Yugoslavia and her family moved to Australia when she was 11 years old.

Her tennis career peaked when she made the quarterfinals of Wimbledon in 1999 and the semi -final in 2000, followed by the French open quarterfinals of 2002.