Leylah Fernandez shows off her new hairstyle: "I did something"

Former World No. 13 Leylah Fernandez recently flaunted her new hairstyle in a candid video on social media.

Fernandez began her 2024 season at the Australian Open with a scintillating win over Sara Bejlek, but couldn't get past Alycia Parks in the second round. In the days since, Fernandez has made time for herself to get a fresh makeover.

The Canadian has opted for a stylish new hairstyle, and she revealed her look with a light-hearted video on social media.

"I did something," Leylah Fernandez said

The 21-year-old likes to stay connected with her fans through videos on her Instagram account, which showcase her opinions about food, fashion, entertainment and more.

Fernandez is also an avid music enthusiast and a huge fan of four-time Grammy award winner Taylor Swift. She recently congratulated Swift and her partner Travis Kelce for the Kansas City Chiefs' 17-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship game.

"I would like to congratulate Taylor Swift for the victory! Oh and the Chiefs too!" wrote Fernandez on Instagram.

Taylor Swift is congratulated by Leylah Fernandez on social media

On the court, Fernandez will be looking to have a productive 2024 season.

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"It wasn't a very good season for me, I give myself 4 out of 10" - Leylah Fernandez on her 2023 season

2024 Australian Open - Day 4

Leylah Fernandez recently addressed her hectic season on the tour last year.

Ever since she reached the final of the US Open in 2021, critics around the world have had high expectations from Fernandez. However, the Canadian had an inconsistent season last year.

During a recent interview, she reflected on her 2023 season and spoke about losing her on-court identity while attempting to improve her playing style.

"I lost my identity on the tennis court. I wanted to change my tennis, and it didn't help me. I lost a lot in the first and second rounds," Leylah Fernandez said, as quoted by RDS .

The Canadian also acknowledged the efforts taken by her father and coach Jorge to understand her situation.

"But I'm very lucky to have parents who are honest with me. My father Jorge told me that I was lost on the courts, that I didn't seem to be having fun like before," she continued.

Fernandez gave herself a four out of 10 rating for last year and looked forward to turning the tide in her favour in 2024.

"It wasn't a very good season for me. I give myself 4 out of 10 if I can be honest. It gave me a lot of confidence for the pre-season, to start training again and play well, I hope, in 2024," she said.