Apparently wanting to be private makes you dodgy Novak Djokovic s wife Jelena breaks silence on Serb s secret drink scandal
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Apparently, wanting/trying to be private makes you dodgy nowadays. I don’t see anything dodgy. In fact, I see people trying to be private about their business in a world where everyone feels like they have every right to point camera at you whenever they want. Apparently, wanting/trying to be private makes you dodgy nowadays. She also shared a post that sheds light on "proprietary blends," which can sometimes be "secret formulas based on folk medicine or traditional herbal preparations." The post also clarified a similar incident that occurred at Wimbledon earlier this year, where the 35-year-old was seen inhaling instead of drinking from a bottle. At the time, he had responded during his post-match presser by initially joking that it was a "magic potion" but had eventually complied with a journalist’s question by stating that it was a supplement, which he was planning to release. "I said you will find out soon, but not so soon. It’s going to come out as one of the supplement, let’s say, [product] lines that I’m doing right now with drink and few other things, sports drinks, et cetera. It will come out there," he had said at the time. This I shared this information earlier figuring informed tennis viewers could make the connection between it and the video of Djoković’s team circulating today. But it occurred to me later that not every journalist, never mind every fan, watches player press conferences. I shared this information earlier figuring informed tennis viewers could make the connection between it and the video of Djoković’s team circulating today. But it occurred to me later that not every journalist, never mind every fan, watches player press conferences. This So, for those who missed it during Wimbledon, here are two Djoković Q&A about the “magic potions” he was taking during changeovers (July 8 on left, July 10 on right).So, for those who missed it during Wimbledon, here are two Djoković Q&A about the “magic potions” he was taking during changeovers (July 8 on left, July 10 on right). Jelena Djokovic similarly hit back at tennis fans recently for their impatience. "He will talk when he is ready to talk. This whole nonsense about making people speak about something they are not ready because OTHERS are (impatient) is absurd. Sit a bit in silence. Mind yourself more. Not everything you see is controversial. It could be private. Is that allowed?" she said. He will talk when he is ready to talk. This whole nonsense about making people speak about something they are not ready because OTHERS are unpatient is absurd. Sit a bit in silence. Mind yourself more. Not everything you see is controversial. It could be private. Is that allowed? He will talk when he is ready to talk. This whole nonsense about making people speak about something they are not ready because OTHERS are unpatient is absurd. Sit a bit in silence. Mind yourself more. Not everything you see is controversial. It could be private. Is that allowed?
Apparently wanting to be private makes you dodgy - Novak Djokovic s wife Jelena breaks silence on Serb s secret drink scandal
Novak Djokovic's wife Jelena breaks silence on Serb's secret drink scandal ’s wife Jelena has spoken for the first time regarding a the athlete consumed during the Paris Masters semifinal against Stefanos Tsitsipas. It came to light when Djokovic’s team was filmed by a fan while they were preparing the Serb’s mid-match supplement. Tennis fans and journalists alike chipped in to criticize the former World No. 1 for a dodgy look and asked for an explanation. Although the 21-time Grand Slam champion and his team are yet to comment on the controversy, his wife Jelena Djokovic came to his defense while responding to the incident and accused the public of a lack of privacy. "I don’t see anything dodgy. In fact, I see people trying to be private about their business in a world where everyone feels like they have every right to point camera at you whenever they want. Apparently, wanting/trying to be private makes you dodgy nowadays," she commented. I don’t see anything dodgy. In fact, I see people trying to be private about their business in a world where everyone feels like they have every right to point camera at you whenever they want.Apparently, wanting/trying to be private makes you dodgy nowadays. I don’t see anything dodgy. In fact, I see people trying to be private about their business in a world where everyone feels like they have every right to point camera at you whenever they want. Apparently, wanting/trying to be private makes you dodgy nowadays. She also shared a post that sheds light on "proprietary blends," which can sometimes be "secret formulas based on folk medicine or traditional herbal preparations." The post also clarified a similar incident that occurred at Wimbledon earlier this year, where the 35-year-old was seen inhaling instead of drinking from a bottle. At the time, he had responded during his post-match presser by initially joking that it was a "magic potion" but had eventually complied with a journalist’s question by stating that it was a supplement, which he was planning to release. "I said you will find out soon, but not so soon. It’s going to come out as one of the supplement, let’s say, [product] lines that I’m doing right now with drink and few other things, sports drinks, et cetera. It will come out there," he had said at the time. This I shared this information earlier figuring informed tennis viewers could make the connection between it and the video of Djoković’s team circulating today. But it occurred to me later that not every journalist, never mind every fan, watches player press conferences. I shared this information earlier figuring informed tennis viewers could make the connection between it and the video of Djoković’s team circulating today. But it occurred to me later that not every journalist, never mind every fan, watches player press conferences. This So, for those who missed it during Wimbledon, here are two Djoković Q&A about the “magic potions” he was taking during changeovers (July 8 on left, July 10 on right).So, for those who missed it during Wimbledon, here are two Djoković Q&A about the “magic potions” he was taking during changeovers (July 8 on left, July 10 on right). Jelena Djokovic similarly hit back at tennis fans recently for their impatience. "He will talk when he is ready to talk. This whole nonsense about making people speak about something they are not ready because OTHERS are (impatient) is absurd. Sit a bit in silence. Mind yourself more. Not everything you see is controversial. It could be private. Is that allowed?" she said. He will talk when he is ready to talk. This whole nonsense about making people speak about something they are not ready because OTHERS are unpatient is absurd. Sit a bit in silence. Mind yourself more. Not everything you see is controversial. It could be private. Is that allowed? He will talk when he is ready to talk. This whole nonsense about making people speak about something they are not ready because OTHERS are unpatient is absurd. Sit a bit in silence. Mind yourself more. Not everything you see is controversial. It could be private. Is that allowed?