Andre Agassi marked National Daughter’s Day with a heartwarming post for his daughter Jaz Elle, sharing a rare glimpse of their bond on social media. The eight-time Grand Slam champion celebrated the occasion with a pair of photos, including a nostalgic throwback of him carrying his little girl on his shoulders.
What Moments Did Andre Agassi Share With His Daughter Jaz on Instagram?
In the recent Instagram post, Agassi included two images that highlighted his close relationship with Jaz. The first captured the pair enjoying a match together at the US Open, seated side by side and soaking up the electric atmosphere.
The second photo, an older snapshot, showed a much younger Jaz perched on her father’s shoulders. He captioned the post, “Happy National Daughter’s Day Jazzy ❤️.”
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Jaz, in turn, acknowledged the post by resharing it on her Instagram stories.
The post comes shortly after Jaz was spotted alongside her father at the 2025 Laver Cup in San Francisco, where she cheered courtside for Team World and celebrated Agassi’s victory as captain. Just weeks earlier, the father-daughter duo also attended the 2025 US Open in New York.
Agassi Reflects on Raising Kids With Steffi Graf and Entering Empty Nest Phase
Speaking at the Laver Cup press conference, Agassi reflected on returning to tennis after years devoted to family life with Steffi Graf. With their children Jaden and Jaz now grown, he said becoming “empty nesters” has given him space to reconnect with the sport. Since retiring in 2006, Agassi has focused on raising his family and running the Andre Agassi Foundation for Education.
“I went through a good 15 years of raising my kids and finishing up my foundation in a way that it can live in perpetuity and building a few businesses,” Agassi said. “Now my kids are — we’re kind of empty-nesters, and I had the bandwidth to come back to tennis on a certain level and really appreciate the difference between what it was and what it is now.”
Agassi and his wife, fellow tennis legend Graf, have largely kept their family life private since stepping away from the spotlight in the early 2000s. The couple married in 2001 in a quiet ceremony at their Las Vegas home and welcomed two children soon after.
Their son, Jaden, born in 2001, pursued baseball rather than tennis, while Jaz, born in 2003, has carved out her own path away from professional sports. Despite avoiding the spotlight, both children have occasionally accompanied their parents to major events.
