Tara Djokovic Steals the Show at Wimbledon with Victory Dance
Novak Djokovic's daughter's dance at Wimbledon attracted attention. Seven-year-old Tara Djokovic delighted the crowd with her moves after her father's 100th singles win. The dance, part of a family tradition, is performed to 'Pump It Up,' bringing joy to both her father and the audience.

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Novak Djokovic's triumphant performance at Wimbledon was upstaged not by a player, but by his 7-year-old daughter, Tara. Her victory dance captivated the spectators on Centre Court.
After Djokovic claimed his notable 100th singles win, attention swiftly turned to his daughter. During a post-match interview, the tennis star explained the origin of his recent dance moves, attributing them to a celebratory tradition with his children, particularly spotlighting Tara's infectious enthusiasm.
As she demonstrated the steps from the stands, laughter and applause erupted. It's clear that in this family, dancing to the beat of 'Pump It Up' is not just a ritual but a moment of shared joy, promising more lively celebrations at Wimbledon.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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