Coco Gauff has a new partnership. In a new video, Gauff promotes Ray Ban’s new smart sunglasses, made in partnership with Meta, and prioritizes her mental health and staying in the moment despite a hectic schedule.
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The commercial was shared on Gauff’s Instagram, and shows her going through the motions of her everyday life. “When I was young people used to think I lived and breathed tennis,” she says in a voice over. “I just feel like people see the work on court but don’t realize how many things I like to do off the court,” she says, showing Gauff relaxing with the sunglasses on.
“I just don’t necessarily always share that stuff about myself. Some days I just like to sit in my hotel room and just do nothing.” Gauff is seen using the new Meta technology, which acts as a voice assistant that’s connected to the glasses. The devices look like normal glasses, only with a small camera lens attached to one of its corners. “We’re people too,” she says, speaking of athletes, and starts taking photos with the glasses and sharing memories with the screen. “I have two younger brothers, it feels like home when I’m with them.”
“Being fully present in my downtime lets me stay focused when its gametime,” reads the post’s caption.
Coco Gauff’s family
Coco Gauff often speaks about the importance of her family, which has proved to be pivotal for her development as a person and a player. “I’m the oldest of three siblings. Maybe that has something to play with it. I don’t know. I feel like I have learned a lot quickly,” she said in a press conference at the Qatar Open.
Her parents are Corey and Candi and her brothers are Codey and Cameron. Codey is 14 years old and has an interest on many things, including baseball. Cameron is 9 years old and has a strong bond with his sister, helping her come up with some designs for her shoe line.
