Novak Djokovic's son collects Wimbledon player autographs, but not dad's

In the recent Wimbledon tournament held in the United Kingdom, Novak Djokovic's son, Stefan, who is 11 years old, has been actively gathering autographs from various tennis players, showcasing his excitement at the event. Notably, he has been seen wearing a white hat covered in these signatures, which he collected primarily through his own efforts rather than requesting his father's autograph. Djokovic, a celebrated tennis champion with multiple titles to his name, spoke about Stefan's dedication to collecting autographs after his victory over Alex de Minaur in the fourth round of the competition. During this match, Djokovic lessened the significance of not having his own autograph on Stefan’s hat, emphasizing his son's enjoyment and independence in this pursuit. While Stefan has successfully gathered many signatures, including some from renowned players, it is pointed out that he has not requested his father's signature. Djokovic accepted this with a good-natured attitude, finding it acceptable that his son preferred to ask other players first. The event has drawn attention not only because of Djokovic's prowess on the court but also due to the familial moments shared, which include the two dancing together after matches, creating memorable experiences in the midst of high competition. In addition to Stefan, the Djokovic family also consists of his daughter, Tara, 7 years old, who garnered her share of recognition for her playful antics, further endearing the family to the public. Djokovic's upcoming matches and his son’s enthusiastic autograph collection highlight the dual realms of intense competition and light-hearted family interactions that often characterize such grand sporting events.