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Pegula calls Andreeva 'a diva' after practice session

BBCPegula calls Andreeva 'a diva' after practice session
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The WTA has apologized and confirmed it failed to inform players that microphones were recording on-court conversations, as reported by The Guardian and The Independent. The acknowledgment follows a live-streamed practice session where world number five Jessica Pegula was heard calling Mirra Andreeva "a diva." According to The Guardian, Pegula also remarked that the Russian teenager "needs to be humbled," while the WTA stated that practice livestreams will continue without audio. BBC initially reported the remarks without mentioning the tour's response or the unannounced microphone setup.

Written by HeadlineShine from 3 outlets' reporting, with AI assistance. Each outlet's own story is listed alongside.

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