Djokovic followed his US Open third-round defeat by joining up with Team Serbia at the Davis Cup.
Jelena and Tara were in the stands to watch the 37-year-old dispatch world No 770 Ioannis Xilas in just 45 minutes on Saturday, conceding only one game in the process.
Before that match, Djokovic was given the chance to open up on one part of his family life.
“My children still don’t have a cell phone, my wife and I argue (about it),” Djokovic told Blic.
The kids complain, ‘At school everyone has one except us’.
It’s not easy and this is reflected on other levels as well.
If everyone does something, the herd behaves like this, you have to follow them. Well, it doesn’t have to be like that.
This is where I think we differ from others, because we are stubborn and active.”
Djokovic has already made it clear that he takes a more traditional approach to parenting.
He explained the importance of keeping them active during this year’s Wimbledon Championships.
“Out of the two parents I am the one that is responsible for their activities, sports, healthy lifestyle,” he admitted in a studio interview with the Tennis Channel.
With Jelena standing nearby, he continued: “I want them… she is rolling her eyes right now as I am speaking (pointing to her and laughing).
I keep on in a way reminding them how important it is to be active, just do sports.
