Baby Tweeting: Bob Bryan's Daughter Reveals the Lighter Side of the ATP Tour

Move over, @serenawilliams, there's a hot new tennis personality on Twitter, and she can't even talk yet.

Her name is Micaela Bryan (@MicaelaBryan), and she's taking the tennis scene by storm with her amusing tweets and celebrity sightings.

The tweets include photos of famous tennis players, from Andy Murray to John McEnroe, holding Micaela while on site at tournaments throughout Europe.

Father and doubles player Bob Bryan created the Twitter account for his five-month-old daughter, where followers can see the lighter side of the ATP Tour. Micaela and her mother, Michelle Bryan, have been traveling with Bob during the European clay court swing, and along the way, the proud dad has tweeted photos of tennis professionals meeting and posing with Micaela, along with entertaining speech bubbles.

For example, one tweet shows Micaela “swooning” over Juan Martin del Potro at the Madrid Masters: 

"

Getting cozy with Señor Del-Gua-Po! @delpotrojuan! Muy caliente! twitter.com/MicaelaBryan/s…

— Micaela Bryan (@MicaelaBryan) May 8, 2012"

This past Sunday, just hours before the French Open final, Micaela gave advice to world No. 1 Novak Djokovic before he faced Rafael Nadal: 

"

What shampoo do you use? You have glorious volume and shine! #UncleDjoko twitter.com/MicaelaBryan/s…

— Micaela Bryan (@MicaelaBryan) June 10, 2012"

And last, but not least, Micaela had a special moment with “Uncle Feddy”:

"

Well...you can check that off my bucket list. #unclefeddy #whatapimp twitter.com/MicaelaBryan/s…

— Micaela Bryan (@MicaelaBryan) June 1, 2012"

As of June 12, Micaela has an impressive 3,003 followers who wonder who she'll meet and tweet about next.

Meanwhile, daddy Bryan had a great run at the French Open with doubles partner and twin Mike, but they came up short, losing to No. 1 seed Max Mirnyi and Daniel Nestor in the finals.

You can follow Micaela's Twitter by searching @MicaelaBryan and parents Bob and Michelle at @Bryanbros and @MIAIva, respectively.