On Sunday, Parks shared another glimpse from her Bahamas getaway. She posted a stunning photo posing along the shoreline in a black bikini top paired with a matching crochet sarong-style cover-up. With a fresh coconut drink in hand and the ocean breeze behind her, the American looked fully relaxed and glowing under the island sun. She captioned the post:

While Jessica Pegula may be regrouping for the 2026 season, Madison Keys is already taking a well-earned breather. The American star has swapped the tennis courts for sun, salt water, and palm trees as she enjoys a tropical getaway in Turks and Caicos with close friends. Her last appearance came at the WTA 500 in Dubai, where, despite entering as a top seed, she was stunned in the opening round by rising talent Brenda Fruhvirtová.

In an earlier update, Parks shared a sweet moment with her sisters and friends from Dolphin Cay at Atlantis Paradise Island. The group posed in matching swimwear featuring the word “Atlantis” near the neckline, all smiles as they gently held a dolphin for the photo. The snapshot highlighted a playful, carefree side of the American — far from the pressures of competition and fully immersed in vacation bliss..

Alycia Parks opens up about her off-court interests

Just two days ago, Alycia Parks teamed up with the shampoo brand Batiste for a fresh Instagram promo. The American tennis star shared a quick demo video with her followers, showcasing how she applies the brand’s dry shampoo in just seconds — all while highlighting its key feature: no white residue left behind.

There are several more collaborative posts on Parks’ Instagram profile, reflecting her growing interest in beauty and self-care. During an exclusive interview with People back in September, she also spoke about the benefits of using the product, further reinforcing her genuine connection to the brand.

“For all the busy days that I have, it’s been very convenient,” Parks said. “It keeps me fresh and smelling good on and off the court. So that was a plus for me.”

Parks also opened up about how she keeps up with beauty standards, using her recent US Open appearance as an example.“Before the US Open — the day I actually flew in — I had about two services in my room,” she shared. “It looked like nine people in there trying to get organized and stuff.”According to Parks, investing in her beauty routine isn’t just about appearance — it plays a role in how she feels on and off the court. She said:

“I like to be extra on court, so always hair, nails, lashes,” she said. “I like to smell good, and [Batiste] smells amazing. It does give me that confidence boost.”…

Parks has also enjoyed some standout moments on court in 2025, including her impressive win over top seed Emma Navarro at the Monterrey Open in Mexico. The victory marked her third Top-25 win of the season and the seventh of her career, further proving that her potential extends far beyond her growing presence in the beauty space.