A dominatrix who bragged about her ‘visit’ from a Manchester City player has turned her attention to Novak Djokovic and sent the tennis superstar a special ‘invitation.’
Djokovic’s hopes of defending his Australian Open title were scuppered after a court ruling rejected a challenge over his visa cancellation.
The 34-year-old Serbian tennis player left the country on a flight to Dubai after a rollercoaster 10-day saga over his entry into Australia.
Djokovic had initially received a medical exemption to enter Australia and compete at the Australian Open, despite fierce backlash from the public.
The world No 1 had his visa to Australia cancelled twice before he was deported from the country.
Now, Mistress Estee has extended a steamy offer for Djokovic to spend his quarantine period with her in England instead of alone in Dubai.
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The English-born half-French beaut previously made headlines for boasting about her sex exploits with an unnamed City player in December 2021.
And Estee took to her red-walled sex dungeon to film her video for Djokovic, which the dominatrix posted on her TikTok account.
The dominatrix stunner can be seen juggling a ball using a racquet while wearing a tennis outfit, but the clip transitions to Estee in her BDSM leather outfit.
The 19-year-old sent the 20-time Grand Slam winner a teasing message by telling him to enter the ‘Estee Open.’
“[Novak Djokovic] can spend time detained with me instead why [sic] waiting for his deportation appeal,” she wrote as the video’s caption.
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Estee added a message to Djokovic in the TikTok clip: “Novak Djokovic. You can quarantine with me instead.
“We can play the Estee open instead.”
Estee, who has built a huge following on social media, claims that she is in the top ‘0.01 per cent’ of creators on OnlyFans.
The OnlyFans model has amassed a whopping 138.3k likes on the subscription-based service, with Estee recently claiming that footballers are still sliding into her DMs.
Djokovic had hoped to break his Grand Slam deadlock with Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer -- all on 20 apiece -- by winning back-to-back Australian Open title.
Topics: Novak Djokovic, Tennis
Adnan Riaz