Serena Williams recently mentioned that it "gets boring having to practice every day," leaving many fans wondering if she's getting tired of her coach and rumored boyfriend Patrick Mouratoglou.

"My back finally started to feel better, but it wasn't better in time for me to play Doha at the level I'd like to play. So then it became more about what can I play next, and this was next on the calendar," she said, according to ESPN.

"It gets boring to have to practice every day. I was like, 'I don't want to practice anymore. I want to play a match."

Selena Gomez posted on Twitter mentioning that she wants to attend one of Miley Cyrus' Bangerz tour concerts

"I must make it to one of your tour dates!" she wrote when retweeting Miley Cyrus' announcement.

Serena Williams has accepted a last-minute wild card into next week's Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships, which will now include seven of the WTA Tour's top 10

She also recently sent supportive text messages to the United States Fed Cup team as she recovers from a back injury.

"She's been very supportive throughout the years," said U.S. captain Mary Joe Fernandez, according to Tennis.com.

"She was writing us during the matches, watching it live stream.

Serena Williams made a post on Twitter mentioning that she's not sure if her coach and rumored boyfriend Patrick Mouratoglou will want to hit with her again because she's "crazy intense" on the practice court.

The French tennis star will transfer his Academy of Yvelines to the Sophia Country Club Biot (Alpes-Maritimes), 20minutes.fr reports.

The move was motivated "by the need to change infrastructure" to form "tennis players profiles and levels," the website also reports.

Earlier this week, he said that he prepares his players by giving them inputs on the strengths and weaknesses of their adversaries, TennisEarth.com reports.

"Year after year, I have built my database with all the information that I consider decisive on every one of them. I use that information when I prepare my player before every match," he said, according to the site.