Joyous wedding photos show why Aussie tennis star defected from Russia

Daria Kasatkina has become the second Australian tennis player to marry within a week, following her defection from Russia

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Joyous wedding photos show why Aussie tennis star defected from Russia

Daria Kasatkina has officially tied the knot, becoming the second Australian tennis player to get married within the span of a single week. Newly shared wedding photos capture the joyous occasion for the tennis star, who previously defected from Russia.[1][2][3]

The celebratory images offer a glimpse into the milestone event for Kasatkina. Her marriage represents the latest high-profile wedding among Australian tennis players, following another recent ceremony in the same week, and highlights her life after defecting from Russia.[1][2][3]

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