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Federer's Love Story: Olympics to Twins
27 May
Summary
- Roger and Mirka Federer met at the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
- The couple married in 2009 and have two sets of twins.
- Mirka provided constant support throughout Federer's career.
Swiss tennis icon Roger Federer's remarkable journey is intertwined with his wife, Mirka Federer. Their relationship blossomed after meeting at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, where both represented Switzerland.
They married in a private ceremony in Basel, Switzerland, in April 2009. Shortly after, in July 2009, they welcomed twin daughters, Myla Rose and Charlene Riva. Their family expanded further in 2014 with the arrival of twin sons, Leo and Lenny.
Mirka has been a crucial pillar of support for Roger throughout his illustrious tennis career. She frequently attended major tournaments, including Grand Slam finals, offering unwavering encouragement. Federer himself has credited her influence for helping him maintain focus and extend his playing days.
Their enduring bond has captivated the public, establishing them as a prominent celebrity couple. Beyond tennis, they are frequently seen together at high-profile international events, showcasing a life celebrated for both sporting achievement and personal connection.
