Anna Kournikova reappears during her pregnancy and shows how big her 3 children with Enrique Iglesias have grown

After a long time off the radar —specifically three years without appearing on social media—, Anna Kournikova has reignited the Internet in the most adorable way possible. The 44-year-old former Russian tennis player and partner of Enrique Iglesias reappeared on Instagram with a family photo for Halloween that has captured the hearts of her followers.

In the image, Anna poses dressed as Mother Duck, wearing a complete yellow costume with a hood, while embracing her three children: the seven-year-old twins Nicholas and Lucy, and the little Mary, who is five. The children, for their part, look delightful: the girls are dressed as pumpkins with matching crocs, while the boy, more into soccer, sports a Real Madrid jersey.

But what has garnered the most attention is not the costumes, but the noticeable baby bump of the former tennis player, which confirms what many have suspected for months: Anna and Enrique are expecting their fourth child. Without words or statements, only with some discreet emojis in the post, the former athlete made her most talked-about comeback in years.

The photo took social media by storm. Thousands of users pointed out how unrecognizable Kournikova looks, far from the glamour and the spotlight, yet radiant and happy. And rightfully so: it had been more than a year since she last posted anything. Her previous post was in June 2024, when she congratulated Enrique for Father's Day with a heartfelt message and several family pictures.

Kournikova has been enjoying a quiet life in Miami for over two decades alongside the Spanish singer. Although they never officially married, their love story —which began in 2001 during the filming of the music video Escape— remains as strong as it was back then. While he continues with his career, Anna prefers to stay away from the media spotlight and focus on her family.

Enrique Iglesias, who has just turned 50, has also spoken about this family stage: "I'm happy, relaxed, and enjoying watching them grow. It goes by so fast that I don't want to miss anything," he said in a recent interview.