‘There is no man in my life,’ Sania Mirza breaks her silence

Hassan • November 11, 2026 • Lifestyle

Former Indian tennis star Sania Mirza has broken her silence on ongoing speculation surrounding her personal life, making it clear that there is currently no man in her life and that she is not in a position to say anything about the future either.

Sania Mirza recently appeared on a talk show, where she was accompanied by renowned filmmaker and her close friend Farah Khan. During the programme, the conversation turned towards Sania’s personal life and dating.

The hosts asked her whether anyone had ever invited her for a coffee date. In response, Sania Mirza said that her male friends often invite her to go out and spend time together, but she considers them her friends rather than romantic partners.

On this occasion, Farah Khan also made an interesting revelation, saying that some of her friends often contact her to ask whether Sania Mirza is really single or not. Responding to this question, Sania Mirza said categorically, “There is no man in my life, and I do not know whether there will be one in the future either.”

Following Sania Mirza’s statement, her personal life has once again become the centre of media attention, particularly after her separation from Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik, as various speculations have continued to emerge regarding her future relationships.

It is worth mentioning that Sania Mirza and Shoaib Malik got married in 2010. The couple welcomed their son, Izhaan Mirza Malik, in 2018. However, their married life came to an end in 2023, after which Shoaib Malik married Pakistani actress Sana Javed in January 2024.

Following her separation from Shoaib Malik, Sania Mirza has kept her personal life away from media attention and focused all her attention on her son, family and professional commitments.

It may be recalled that Sania Mirza, who is counted among India’s most successful tennis players, announced her retirement from professional tennis in 2023. During her career, she reached the 27th position in the world singles rankings, while she won a total of six Grand Slam titles in women’s doubles and mixed doubles competitions.