Tennis champ Yevgeny Kafelnikov's teen daughter lands Paris modelling job

Lesa Kafelnikov sparked controversy with her video just months ago, but now she's set for life in the limelight

The 16-year-old recently sparked outrage with a racy video

Tennis champ Yevgeny Kafelnikov 's teenage daughter has landed a modelling job in Paris after sparking outrage just months ago when she posted a VERY raunchy video of herself online.

Lesa - full name Ayesa - has reportedly moved to the city of love to take up a career in modelling with Elite Paris Model Management.

She is working with photographer Katja Kat, and has already posted snaps from the shoots.

In a recent post on Instagram, she wrote: "Love my job! Shooting with amazing @katjakatphotos. The best make up artist @yannrebelo."

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In another post alongside a photo of her wrapped in a bed sheet as she sits on a balcony overlooking a Parisian street, she wrote: "J'adore. You've got the world cause you've got love in your hands."

The stunning youngster, 16, whose Grand Slam winner dad, Yevgeny , 41, holds the record for being the last player to ever win both the Men's Singles and Doubles titles at the same Grand Slam tournament, shot to fame with a jaw-dropping video of herself in January.

The Russian teen appeared to delete the video shortly after, but snaps of the clip have gone viral - sparking outrage from viewers who claim she is "too young".

She can be seen dancing to electro dance music as she slowly peels off her dress, revealing black lacy lingerie beneath.

Yevgeny Kafelnikov's daughter is set to become a professional model

The youngster then starts caressing her body as she continues to dance to the music.

One shocked viewer wrote: "Woah! She's certainly got a nice body and beautiful face but isn't she a bit too young to be doing this sort of thing? Sixteen year olds should have other interests."

Another added: "Way too young for this. Too provocative."

But others have defended the school girl saying her critics should "grow up themselves,", and one wrote: "I don't see what all the fuss is about. Ok, she's not a professional model but she could be. If you've got it, flaunt it."

No doubt it will spark surprise among tennis fans of Yevgeny's too.

He not only won the 1996 French Open and the 1999 Australian Open, but also four Grand Slam doubles titles and the Men's Singles Gold medal at the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000.

The pair are close, and have been pictured several times together both online and at events