Leonardo DiCaprio Makes A Little Girl’s Day By Taking A Cute Selfie With Her

This is everything! Leonardo DiCaprio gave a little girl at the U.S. Open a day to remember when he took a selfie with her AND let her help him edit it. You have to see this pic!

The U.S. Open is never short of celebrity sightings and when a young girl saw heartthrob Leonardo DiCaprio enjoying some tennis, she did what we all would do – asked for a selfie! This all took place during the men’s final at Flushing Meadows in Queens, NY on Sept. 11 as Leo sat nestled in a corner in a newsboy hat and sunglasses, trying a little hard to be incognito. But, alas, his true little fan could see right through the disguise.



In the photos, captured by TMZ, you can see the young girl, who has not yet been identified, lean over the bleacher splitter and ask the lone Oscar-winner for a selfie. Leo, the gentleman that he is, agreed to the selfie and then, can be seen asking his little friend if she approved of the photo! It is SO cute!

Following the impromptu photo shoot, Leo and the rest of the crowd at the U.S. Open witnessed Switzerland’s Stan Wawrinka, 31, win his third Grand Slam title and beat reigning champ Novak Djokovic. Hollywood Life

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