Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard has made a fan's dreams come true by agreeing to a date that will see £3,200 worth of meals go to healthcare workers in the United States.

The 26-year-old was hosting an Instagram Live session with sportscaster Allie LaForce after tweeting last month that 'quarantine would be a lot more fun with a boyfriend'.

Predictably, the heavens opened and Bouchard was inundated with offers from suitors around the world.

One particularly keen fan, 'Bob', was selected by La Force after he labelled Bouchard  a 'smokeshow',.

Despite an initial offer of £400, LaForce asked Bob to dig deeper into his pockets to cough up the £2,410 to fund the charity meals.

But Bob then went one step further, promising an additional £800 if the 2014 Wimbledon runner-up agreed to speak in a British accent throughout their meeting.

The Canadian star couldn't refuse the generous offer but was shy about her acting skills adding: "Why are you doing this to me, Bob?

"You're guilting me," she joked, "so I feel I have to say yes because it's for charity, but I'm also highly uncomfortable with that!"

"I'm going to say yes but I have no skill whatsoever in imitating accents."

Bouchard had the final say, and a strange condition to seal their date.

She requested Bob brough a toilet roll along to the date - a collector's item in some places during thee current coronavirus outbreak.

The final sum settled on was either £1,300 for a date via FaceTime date or £3,200 for an in-person meeting once social-distancing regulations are lifted.

This is not the first time Bouchard has offered the pleasure of her company to a fan.

In 2017, after losing a Superbowl bet, Bouchard agreed to a date with John Goehrke, who was a student at the time.

He bet that the New England Patriots would fight back and win despite trailing Atlanta Falcons 21-0.

The pair eventually went on two dates but sadly it did not blosssom into anything further.

Bob, however, will be hoping to have more luck that Goehrke.