Doug Kramer took to social media to share words of encouragement for his daughter, Scarlett Kramer, as she marks a year in her new sport.

"It's been over a year since Scarlett had shifted from taekwondo to tennis," Doug shared. "It was a tough decision for Scar, coming from the first sport she truly liked to do. Some tears were shed, but she wanted to find a sport she can love, grow and embrace." 

Doug highlighted that there are "no regrets, only lessons that she will bring to her journey in tennis."

He then expressed his excitement to watch his daughter compete in tennis in the future.

"We're all looking forward to our warrior princess to hit the court and compete again. And as you can see, her smile while playing says it all," he stated.

He added: "So when you see her compete and give her all during matches this year, don't bring her down, but encourage and support a child that has found a new passion."

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Doug reassured Scarlett that he and his wife, Chesca Kramer, will always be there for her.

"Daddy and Mommy are right here to support and love you no matter the outcome," he stated.

Fans online were quick to cheer for Scarlett.

"Keep going Scarlett. Rooting for you! 👏🎾" one fan commented.

"Praying she'll represent Philippines soon in Tennis. Go Scarlett!" another fan wrote.

Scarlett is the second child of Doug and Chesca. The teen celebrity celebrated her 13th birthday last November 2024.

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In a vlog last November, Doug and Chesca revealed that they gave Scarlett her first Rolex watch for her 13th birthday, considering it a valuable keepsake and investment for her future.

"The reason being is our kids work hard, they deserve it. School, they study, [sports], everything, and we figured why give them, like for example a bag. After a few years you don't know how the condition of the bag might be. Or let's say branded shoes or whatever. But you know, a gift like this, you can say timeless. It's an investment for them that they can use when they're not just 13, [but] onwards," Doug said.

Chesca added: "The reason why we give certain gifts, timeless ones, is because it is something that we want them to have it all throughout their lives. And maybe become an heirloom that they can pass it on to their children. It's more than just that gift but it is deeper than that."