Costeen Hatzi sends positive message to Nick Kyrgios amid split

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Influencer Costeen Hatzi has shared a farewell message to her ex-partner, tennis star Nick Kyrgios, following their March split after four years together.

“We haven’t spoken… I hope he finds peace and happiness within himself,” Hatzi told The Advertiser, adding, “I definitely entered the relationship with pure intentions.”

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Now focused on her content creation career, Hatzi is embracing new opportunities, saying, “I’m loving my work and doing content every day.”

She’ll be among the front-row guests at Australian Fashion Week, working with hair brand Shark Beauty.

“I’m so excited… it’s a brand I use every day for my hair and bouncy curls,” she said.

Hatzi also joked about her dating future: “Maybe I’ll steer away from the athletes.”

Source: The Advertiser.

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