Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf keep their love alive after 24 years of marriage: the best kept secret

In order to demonstrate that it is possible to keep the enchantment alive after a quarter of a century and to set the standard high, André Agassi startled his followers by looking at his wife with a countenance that was filled with love and adoration.

Despite the fact that he has been married to Steffi Graf since 2001, the tennis legend has stated that he has had a crush on her ever since the early 1990s, and it does not appear that this crush has diminished over the course of the years. When Agassi was asked if Steffi is his greatest victory, he responded by saying that she was the most difficult to win. This statement demonstrates how enamoured the eight-time Grand Slam champion is with his beau.

It was only recently that he chose to stare at her during a television interview, staring with wonder, that demonstrated how they have managed to keep their love alive after all of these years. He is able to back up his remarks from 2007, when he revealed what it is about her that makes her so valuable to him.

“She is a lady of a few words, and her actions speak volumes,” Agassi said in an interview with People in the year 2007. “And her ideals are mirrored in the way that she conducts her life on a daily basis.

“I make an effort to understand her. When I put my whole heart and soul into anything, I end up going completely insane with it, and then I burn out.

“Also, I feel like I need to compose myself. She maintains her consistent behaviour in a manner that enables me to move freely within a large safety net.

Together, Steffi and Andre are able to make their goal come true.
The two passionate competitors, with Graf being regarded as one of the best tennis players of all time, have made it a point to stay in touch with their competitive inclinations as much as possible.

The fact that they are now 55 and 54 years old means that their bodies have slowed down, and they are unable to keep up with the rigorous athletic demands of the sport as they once did. As a result, they have adapted to playing pickleball, where they make quite a formidable team.

In an interview with People, Steffi acknowledged, “Andre is still playing tennis, but I don’t play as much anymore.” “During the pandemic, we found that learning a new sport and making new friends through pickleball was a very enjoyable experience for us.

We don’t try to deceive one another. To be on the same page is what we prefer.