American tennis star sparks controversy with her boyfriend selection criteria

"I’m still a professional tennis player, but honestly, I want to become a traditional housewife," Collins’ dating profile states.

"I’ve been through my ‘power businesswoman’ phase, now I just want to raise chickens, do some home projects, bake fresh sourdough daily, be a dog mom, and hopefully have kids soon."

Collins added a sarcastic warning: "If you plan to lie about your height, just leave me alone. This zone isn’t for ‘short kings’."

The player, who has earned over $10 million in her career, also said she wants her boyfriend "to have money." Collins wrote on social media: "I’m serious… if anyone dares to message me, remember to include your latest bank statement."

One man actually did, sending her a photo of an account with millions in balance. Collins then mocked on Instagram: "Modern love… Okay, I’m logging off."

During a conversation on a podcast The Gay Tennis Podcast, when asked if she would consider joining The Bachelorette or other reality shows, Collins answered: "I might consider it, but it depends. Not sure if they can afford me – I’m a blockbuster star! I’ll think about it, but if I join The Bachelorette where should it be filmed? Maybe Australia."

Danielle Collins made headlines at the Australian Open earlier this year after a heated dispute with the crowd during her victory over home player Destanee Aiava. After being booed, Collins responded by blowing a mocking kiss, insulting the "older" audience, and even slapped her own backside in front of the angry crowd.

Before leaving the court, she sarcastically said: "You’re all contributing to the Danielle Collins Fund. I’ll use the money I earn in Australia for a five-star vacation."

She added: "It’s great to make the most of these opportunities. This tournament alone brought six new sponsorship offers – that’s a very positive sign. And as I said, every spectator contributed to that. Truly a great fortune."

Collins’ speech and behavior divided public opinion, but stayed true to the American player’s style: frank, straightforward, sometimes sharp – and always knowing how to make the world talk about her.