A Love Match That Defies Time: Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi
Few court pairings have captured the world's imagination quite like Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi. As two of the most dominant forces in tennis history, boasting a combined 30 Grand Slam singles titles, their romance bloomed on the global stage. The spark ignited in 1999, the memorable year both claimed French Open victories in Paris. Two years later, in October 2001, they tied the knot in a quiet, intimate ceremony at their home in Las Vegas, with only their mothers present as witnesses.
Decades later, the answer is a resounding yes, Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi are still happily married. Approaching 25 years of marriage, the couple has built a grounded life together in Nevada, raising two children, Jaden and Jaz, while stepping away from the intense media spotlight. Instead of chasing publicity, they focus on family, philanthropy, and playing sports like pickleball purely for fun—with one famous rule: they always stay on the same side of the net. In a sporting world where high-profile celebrity marriages often buckle under pressure, Graf and Agassi stand out as one of tennis's most enduring and genuine success stories.
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