Novak Djokovic's kids take after him in many ways.
The 24-time Grand Slam champion, who celebrates his 39th birthday on May 22, 2026, has been on the pro tour since he was 15. Over the years, the world has watched him grow up, marry his wifeJelenain 2014 and welcome his twochildren, Stefan and Tara.
Although Djokovic and his wife make an effort to keep their kids' childhood private, Stefan and Tara can often be seen cheering for their dad in the stands. (Occasionally, Stefan even joins his dad on the court!)
As the all-time great turns 39 right before the 2026 French Open, see his rare photos with Stefan and Tara over the years.
Group Hug
After winning the 2021 Paris Masters, he ran to the stands to embrace Stefan and Tara — who have their mom's blonde hair but their father's face!
Court to Court
Tennis isn't the only sport they love. Djokovic brought Stefan to a basketball game between Serbia, their home country, and Greece in 2022.
Training Season
In addition to being a spitting image of his dad, Stefan has followed in his footsteps and picked up a racquet of his own.
Grass Is Always Greener
Not many kids can say they've played at Wimbledon. Stefan joined his dad for several practice sessions at the 2022 tournament.
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Here's the Kicker
While competing in the 2023 French Open, Djokovic had time to take his daughter out to a Ligue 1 match.
Love All
He went on to win the trophy at Roland-Garros 2023, defeating Casper Ruud in the final. The family of four then posed for a celebratory photo in Court Philippe-Chatrier.
Pick Me Up
Following his most recent Grand Slam victory at the 2023 US Open, he picked up his daughter in the stands...
Sonny Boy
...and gave his son a smooch on the cheek!
Tears of Joy
When he won his long-awaited Olympic gold medal, making him the first man to win every big title in tennis, an emotional Djokovic cried in his daughter's arms.
Gold at Last
Jelena shared a rare family photo after the historic win, calling her husband the "GOLDEN BOY from SERBIA."
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