WTA chair Valerie Camillo has apologized to Jessica Pegula after a comment Pegula made about Mirra Andreeva was live-streamed, BBC News reported. The outlet's summary describes the remark as a "diva" comment.

According to the BBC News report, the apology concerns the airing of the comment, and the story was published on November 6, 2026, according to its listed publication time. The BBC News headline places the apology on the broadcast of the remark rather than on the remark alone.

BBC News reported that the comment concerned Mirra Andreeva and that it was live-streamed. Its summary does not say when the comment was made, where it was spoken, or how the stream came to carry it.

The summary also does not describe any response from Pegula beyond the report that Camillo apologized to her, and it does not give the wording of the apology. No direct quotations from Camillo or Pegula appear in the material available for this report.

No other outlet's account of the matter was reviewed for this story. Where details are missing from the available reporting, this story does not fill the gaps. Readers seeking the full account can refer to the BBC News article, which is the sole source for this report.

Sources: BBC News: WTA chair apologises to Pegula for airing of 'diva' comment.