What tennis player has two sets of twins?

Roger Federer: Life Beyond the Court

While Roger Federer is best known for his grace and dominance on the tennis court, off the court, he’s living a full and heartwarming life as a devoted father of four. The Swiss legend, who retired from professional tennis in 2022, shares his life with Mirka Federer, his longtime love and former player, and their four children — two sets of twins.

The couple welcomed their first pair, twin girls Charlene and Myla, in 2009. Nearly a decade later, in 2014, the family grew with the arrival of twin boys, Leo and Lenny. Watching Federer transition from champion athlete to hands-on dad has been a joy for fans around the world. Whether he’s posting sweet snapshots of family holidays or sharing lighthearted moments from home, it’s clear that fatherhood is one title he wears with the most pride.

“Tennis was my passion, but my children are my purpose,” Federer once said in an interview, capturing the shift in focus that followed his retirement. While he still makes appearances at major tournaments and remains involved in the sport through philanthropy and mentorship, his days now revolve more around school runs, birthday parties, and cheering on his kids from the sidelines — albeit in a different kind of court.

What makes Federer’s family story so endearing isn’t just the rarity of two sets of twins, but the way he’s embraced the quiet moments after a career filled with roaring crowds. In a world obsessed with legacy, Federer’s greatest victory might just be the loving, balanced home he’s built away from the spotlight.