Just because Caroline Wozniacki lives her life under the scrutiny of the public eye doesn't mean she wants to talk about it - especially her love life.
During an interview in advance of the US Open, Wozniacki gave a curious response to the subject of Texans defensive end JJ Watt, who was rumored to be dating the Danish tennis player during the spring, the New York Post reported.
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"Yeah, let's not talk about that," she told the Post, confirming that she is single.
Wozniacki accompanied Watt to the NCAA men's championship basketball game in April. where Watt's alma mater Wisconsin lost to Duke for the national title. Watt then went with Wozniacki to Paris as she played in the French Open.
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But hints increased in July that the two no longer were traveling to sporting events together. Wozniacki celebrated her 25th birthday on July 11 at Wimbledon, posting a photo on her Instagram account, but Watt was nowhere to be found.
Then Watt met Jennifer Aniston on July 13 and posted a photo of the two of them on his Instagram account. During interviews that followed about meeting Aniston, Watt said that he was single.
While Wozniacki was mum on her relationship with Watt, she did tell the Post what kind of man interests her.
"He has [to have] something going for him, no matter what he wants to do. Someone who is charming and fun to hang out with who doesn't mind me watching 'Total Divas' and 'Teen Mom' on TV," she said.
Wozniacki added that she realizes her fame makes her a media target but isn't letting that deter her from doing what she wants.
"I made a decision quite a few years ago, [knowing] if I play well, there's going to be a lot of media attention both on my tennis and on my private life and what else I do," she said. "I just decided I am going to live my life the way I live it and just have fun with it."
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