Tennis star Alexander Zverev's bizarre bedroom habits are revealed by girlfriend Sophia Thomalla
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Alexander Zverev's partner Sophia Thomalla has revealed the world No 2's strange bedroom habits before sleeping. The couple have been together since 2021 and often travel around the world together for his tournaments. The tens of thousands of air miles are enough for Thomalla to handle - but it's Zverev's odd superstitions where the German model draws the line.
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'Superstition is a sign of weakness. Because you cling to certain rituals just because you don't have faith in yourself,' she told RTL. Thomalla detailed her boyfriend's rigid nighttime routine and explained that she feels the urge to cry every night when they are together.
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'Every evening, before he goes to bed, he goes to the toilet three times, and then back to bed, back and forth like that,' Thomalla added. Zverev and Thomalla have been together since 2021 and met in 2020 through mutual friends. The German model opened up on the tennis world number two's strange habits before bed.
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Alexander Zverev is currently battling an arm injury just 10 days away from the Australian Open. 'And then the chains are put in place. I get the urge to cry every night and think to myself: now just come to bed.'. Zverev, who was accused in 2023 of physically abusing a woman in 2020, agreed to a settlement over the case in June last year. He agreed to pay Brenda Patea, the mother of his child, $217,820 (£174,254), but was found not guilty of any wrongdoing (Patea publicly identified herself as the victim in the case).
