Eugenie Bouchard and NFL quarterback Mason Rudolph are Instagram official

After months of romance rumours, tennis star Eugenie Bouchard and NFL quarterback Mason Rudolph confirmed that they’re an item.

If you don’t post about your relationship on Instagram, are you really even dating?

After months of romance rumours, tennis star Eugenie Bouchard and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph confirmed on Instagram that they’re an item, with the 25-year-old Rudolph posting a picture of the couple on the beach.

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“My Valentine,” Rudolph wrote on Sunday.

Bouchard, 26, posted a solo pic on her account, geotagging it in Cabo San Lucas.

“Quick vday getaway,” she wrote.

Mason Rudolph and Eugenie Bouchard.

Eugenie Bouchard's latest Instagram snap.

TMZ reported in October that Bouchard and Rudolph were “pretty serious”.

Later that month, Bouchard showed up to the Steelers’ game in Nashville against the Tennessee Titans.

Rudolph became a household name in November 2019 when Browns star Myles Garrett swung Rudolph’s helmet at the quarterback in an end-of-game fracas. Garrett later accused Rudolph, which Rudolph denied.

The two appeared to make amends when the rivals met last month in Week 17 as Rudolph started for a resting Ben Roethlisberger.

“Onward And Upward,” Rudolph captioned a photo of him and Garrett meeting to shake hands.

Eugenie Bouchard of Canada plays a backhand during her Women's Singles second round match against Daria Gavrilova of Australia.

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In 2014, Bouchard reached the semi-finals of the Australian Open and French Open before reaching the Wimbledon final.

She then made the quarterfinals at the 2015 Australian Open but hasn’t made it that far in a grand slam since, failing to qualify for the 2021 Australian Open.

This article originally appeared on the NY Post and was republished with permission