A shocking allegation has emerged as Serbian model Natalija Scekic claims she was offered $70,000 to seduce tennis star Novak Djokovic and secretly film the encounter in an attempt to damage his marriage. Speaking to Svet&Scandal magazine, Scekic revealed that a man approached her with the proposal, intending to use the footage to extort Djokovic.

Scekic, who initially believed the meeting was a legitimate business opportunity, was horrified when the man explained his plan. The model was told to lure Djokovic to a private location, where hidden cameras would record the encounter. In exchange, she was promised 60,000 euros (about $70,000) and an all-expenses-paid vacation.

“I thought it was a joke,” Scekic shared, recounting her shock and disbelief. “But the man was serious. I felt humiliated and offended.”

Scekic immediately rejected the offer and walked away from the situation, refusing to be part of the alleged scheme. She later spoke out, hoping her story would prevent the extortion plot from harming Djokovic’s marriage to his wife, Jelena.

Djokovic and Jelena, who have been married since 2014, share two children—Stefan, 6, and Tara, 3. Despite past rumors of infidelity, Djokovic has consistently denied any allegations and reaffirmed his love for his wife, stating, “We love each other.”

Scekic praised Djokovic as an “exemplary man” and one of Serbia’s greatest ambassadors, expressing her hope that by speaking up, she could help protect his family from harm. The world number one has maintained his standing as one of the greatest tennis players of all time, and Scekic’s story highlights the lengths some individuals may go to exploit his fame and success.

With Djokovic setting records and continuing his career at the top of the tennis world, this scandalous proposal serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by public figures in maintaining their privacy and integrity.