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Coco Gauff makes cameo appearance in Gunna's new music video

  • Authored By: Sports Now
  • Updated Oct 10, 2026, 01:34 IST

Tennis star Coco Gauff has expanded her profile beyond the court, featuring in the official music video for rapper Gunna's latest single, 'Pop It,' which was released this Friday.

Coco Gauff makes cameo appearance in Gunna's new music video

Coco Gauff has added a unique entry to her professional portfolio, stepping away from the tennis court to make a guest appearance in the official music video for Gunna’s latest single, Pop It. The WTA singles No. 4-ranked player features prominently in the nearly three-minute production, which premiered this Friday.

The collaboration had been teased in the days leading up to the release, with promotional footage showing the tennis star and the rapper sharing a court. In those clips, the pair engaged in a lighthearted tennis exchange, with Gunna encouraging Gauff to serve him another ball before the video transitioned to the track's title. The full music video utilizes this interaction as its opening sequence, with Gauff delivering an ace that serves as the rhythmic catalyst for the song's beat to drop.

A crossover moment for the tennis star

Throughout the duration of the video, Gauff is seen showcasing her signature swing and engaging with the track's energy. The appearance marks a notable crossover moment for the athlete, who has established herself as a leading figure in professional tennis. The video features several shots of Gauff on court, blending her athletic movements with the visual style of the music production.

This creative project comes during a brief period of downtime for the American player. Gauff recently withdrew from the Wuhan Open on Wednesday, citing physical fatigue as the reason for her absence from the tournament. Despite the withdrawal, her schedule remains set for a return to competitive play in the coming month.

Gauff is slated to represent the United States in the upcoming Billie Jean King Cup playoff tie against Hungary. The event holds personal significance for the athlete, as it is scheduled to take place in her hometown of Delray Beach, Florida, in November.