In response, she said, “Congratulations.” “I’m fine,” she said, kissing him on the cheek.

Later, Kika put her arms around the athlete and rested her head on his back as they raced across the Dubai dunes.

Following his knockout victory in Dubai earlier this month, Anthony Joshua, 34, put on a very cozy show with Kika Osunde, 37, owner of a British hair shop and influencer.

After kissing the stunning woman at the ringside and defeating Francis Ngannou in two rounds in neighboring Saudi Arabia, the boxing champion snuggled close to her as they quad biked across the desert.

Additionally, they had dinner together at the chic Lebanese eatery Babati Lounge and took group photos outside the establishment.

As to the magazine, Anthony was riding by himself while Kika was riding with friends in a neighboring buggy, until she decided to join him.

“They looked very cozy and like they were having fun with each other,” an insider claimed.

The two also shared a meal at the chic Lebanese eatery Babati Lounge and posed for pictures outside the establishment with their friends.

They also snapped group pictures outside the upscale Lebanese restaurant Babati Lounge after dining together.

Regarding the magazine, up until she chose to accompany him, Anthony was riding by himself while Kika was in a nearby buggy with pals.

An source said, “They looked very cozy and like they were having fun with each other.”

Along with eating together, the two also posed for photos outside of Babati Lounge, a stylish Lebanese restaurant, with their pals.

Kika operates a business in West London and is recognized by her 274K Instagram followers as Kika Good Hair.

She often keeps fans up to date with her incredibly lavish lifestyle including trips on private plane

She also attended the Dior show at Paris Fashion Week

Anthony pictured at the match last month

The boxer, who moved back into his mother’s two bedroom ex-council flat in 2017 sat down with Louis Theroux to discuss his close relationship with his family and warned future girlfriends they’ll need to compete with his mum, Yeta Odusanya.

‘I still live with my mum,’ the two-time world champion told the BBC. ‘In our culture, we grew up in our own family home, we support our parents.

‘Why am I going to move out and leave my mum by herself, for some girl? Family is the most important thing.

‘When a girl gets with me, she ain’t just marrying me, she’s marrying my family.’

The grounded boxing star, who is not publicly in a relationship, admitted that he likes to keep his personal life private as he cannot live up to the expectations people have of him.

He continued: ‘Are we going to dissect everything I say and use it as a narrative to create a story? That’s why I keep myself to myself.

‘You put all this pressure on yourself to come and be this big star and be perfect.

‘I’m telling you, they’ll pull you down. The higher you are, the bigger the drop.’