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9 MINUTES AGO: After her performance at the 2025 China Open, the CEO of Chevrolet Corvette unexpectedly gifted a multi-million-dollar supercar to young star Coco Gauff, saying, “She is America’s rising talent. Stay strong, girl…” However, Gauff immediately declined the gift and decided to donate the entire amount, stating, “I’ve seen too many children still suffering from hunger; their situation moves me to tears. That’s why I want to use this money to help them have a better life.” But she didn’t stop there — Gauff also gave an incredibly meaningful gift to the children, leaving everyone overwhelmed with emotion…
9 MINUTES AGO: After her performance at the 2025 China Open, the CEO of Chevrolet Corvette unexpectedly gifted a multi-million-dollar supercar to young star Coco Gauff, saying, “She is America’s rising talent. Stay strong, girl…” However, Gauff immediately declined the gift and decided to donate the entire amount, stating, “I’ve seen too many children still suffering from hunger; their situation moves me to tears. That’s why I want to use this money to help them have a better life.” But she didn’t stop there — Gauff also gave an incredibly meaningful gift to the children, leaving everyone overwhelmed with emotion
Nine minutes.
That’s how long it took for Coco Gauff to remind the world why she’s not just a champion — she’s a phenomenon.
Moments after her commanding performance at the 2025 China Open, the 21-year-old American star found herself in the spotlight once again — not for her forehand, not for her title, but for a gesture that stunned the sports world.
As cameras rolled, the CEO of Chevrolet Corvette walked onto the court, flanked by executives and photographers. Smiling, he held up a ceremonial key and announced,
“Coco Gauff — for your inspiration to millions, Chevrolet Corvette presents you with this limited-edition ZR-1, valued at over three million dollars. You are America’s rising talent. Stay strong, girl.”
The crowd erupted.
The flashbulbs went wild.
And then Coco did something that no one — not even her team — saw coming.
She declined.
The Refusal Heard ‘Round the World
With grace and composure that seemed far beyond her years, Coco stepped toward the mic, smiled softly, and said:
“Thank you. Truly. But I can’t accept this. There are children out there who can’t eat today. I’ve seen too much suffering to accept luxury when others have nothing. So I want to donate this entire amount to them.”
The arena fell silent.
“Coco Gauff just turned a press conference into a sermon. No ego. No tears. Just truth.”
And perhaps the most beautiful part?
The children in attendance.
A Gift Returned — and Renewed
During her stay in Beijing, Coco had spent time volunteering at a local children’s center — a quiet, unpublicized visit arranged before the tournament even began.
There, she met dozens of kids living in poverty, some of them orphans, others disabled, all of them radiant with curiosity.
One little girl, named Mei, asked Coco a question that would stay with her forever: