TENNIS ace Emma Raducanu showed off her excellent service — as she helped an elderly couple getting off a bus.
The British star, 20, who is recovering from wrist surgery, was seen holding the hand of a struggling lady as she stepped on to the pavement in the pouring rain.
Former US Open champ Emma was with her mum Renee when she spotted the couple having difficulties.
Dressed in black trousers and a grey sweatshirt, she wore her hood up to protect her from the drizzle.
She smiled as she chatted with the pair in London — who were seemingly unaware of her fame.
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Emma was also seen stopping off for coffee at The Cheeky Scone and browsing the stalls at Notting Hill market.
Emma was born in Toronto, Canada on November 13, 2002 before moving to Britain at the age of two.
Her father Ian is Romanian and her mother Renee is Chinese, and both work in finance.
And Raducanu has credited her parents for her work ethic.
She said: “They both come from very hard-working countries. They have high expectations, and I’ve always tried to live up to that.”
Emma started playing tennis at the age of five at the Bromley Tennis Academy.
She shot to fame in 2021 after her surprise victory in only her second grand slam, aged 18.
She was ruled out of this year’s Wimbledon after having surgery on both her wrists and left ankle.
