“Look how he’s holding on to you!” Social media falls in love with Naomi Osaka’s video of reading an excerpt to her pet Butta from her new book
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Naomi Osaka and her pet dog Butta
Naomi Osaka is one of the brightest talents on the WTA Tour. She is also one of the most followed tennis stars on social media. All her posts are relished by her fans, commentators, and media.
Even her dog ‘Butta’ is a star and has a decent fan following on major social media platforms. The Japanese star keeps her fans updated with what is going on in her life and also share funny moments with Butta.
In a recent post, she uploaded a video of her reading her first book written to Butta. She also shared the link to the book so that her followers too can order and read the book and enjoy it.
“Reading a copy of my first book to my firstborn,” her caption read.
Butta is seemingly enjoying the book in this hilarious video. We do not know though what it can understand!
We are looking forward to seeing Naomi Osaka and her pet Butta in 2023. Till then, she must enjoy herself as much as she can and spend quality time with her pet.
Twitter users shower their affection on Naomi Osaka and Butta
Naomi Osaka elevated to stardom when she won the 2018 US Open title by defeating Serena Williams. She subsequently won the 2019 Australian Open. She also won the 2020 US Open and 2021 Australian Open. She also attained World No.1 rank in the WTA women’s singles rankings in 2019.
However, this year has been particularly tough for her. As defending champion, she was knocked out of the Australian Open by Amanda Anisimova in the third round. She also lost the final of the Miami Open in straight sets at the hands of Iga Swiatek.
The 25-year-old had a disastrous season on clay surfaces as she was knocked out in the second and first rounds of the Madrid Open and the French Open respectively. Her time in North America was even worse as she was knocked out in the first round of the tournaments- the Canada Open, the Cincinnati Masters, and the US Open. She played her last match in the Pan Pacific Open Tennis Tournament.
She withdrew from the tournament due to abdominal pain. She subsequently cut short her tour. Owing to her performances this season, she is languishing at No.42 in the current WTA rankings.
She is since then enjoying her time with her pet Butta. Here are a few reactions coming in on the post above.
She will have to start her 2023 season well. Her fans would love to see her perform well on the court. She has performed very well in the last few years and she can bounce back. Like all, we too are hoping to see her dazzle at the tournaments.
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