Rafael Nadal, renowned for his achievements in tennis, recently revealed his reservations about participating in his new documentary, 'Rafa.' During an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers, he admitted that his primary concern was not about his own privacy, but rather the potential impact on his family and team. Despite receiving numerous offers to film his life, Nadal initially declined, worried about invading the personal space of those close to him. He described the challenge of allowing cameras into his home and daily life, emphasizing that many of his loved ones are not accustomed to public attention. The turning point came when trusted producer David Ellison assured him that the project would be handled with care, which ultimately led Nadal to agree. The documentary, which offers a rare glimpse into his private world, has left him feeling satisfied with the decision to share this personal chapter of his life. Following his retirement from professional tennis in 2024, Nadal is now focusing on family life with his wife Mery Perelló and their son, while also continuing his philanthropic efforts through the Rafa Nadal Foundation.