Ash Barty’s shock new career move

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2 years ago

April 11, 2022

Aussie superstar Ash Barty has announced her next career move and it’s shocked fans

Barty has confirmed she will be producing a series of children’s books as her first project since retiring from Professional tennis last month.

Reports suggest the six-book series will be called ‘Little Ash’. The series is expected to focus on Barty’s life on and off the tennis court.

When she announced she was retiring from Professional Tennis at the top of her career, the 25-year-old told fans she has her eyes set on big goals in 2022.

Barty says her five year -old niece Lucy is a major inspiration behind the book series. The book will be published by HarperCollins and will hit shelves in July.

“The project has been so much fun and something I have always wanted to do,”
“Lucy was my north star. She is the perfect age to understand stories and storylines and read chapter books.
“Being able to read it to her will be great and to go up to readings to kids in rural areas is something I want to be really hands-on with.”
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When the tennis superstar announced she was retiring from Professional Tennis, she told fans she has her eyes set on big goals in 2022.

Barty wants to focus on tying the knot with partner Garry Kissick, as well as spending more time with family.

There have been plenty of people in the sporting world hoping that Barty enters into another professional sport like Golf or cricket.

The 25-year-old has already claimed a title win at a local golf tournament in Brisbane.

Barty has always been a role model to women and girls, with thousands of fans in awe of her great sportsmanship and attitude.

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