Tennis power couple Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf’s children, Jaden Agassi and Jaz Elle Agassi, were spotted sharing joyous moments with their pets. Jaden and his girlfriend, Catherine Holt, enjoyed time with their adorable French bulldog, while Jaz appeared in some charming photos alongside her horse.
Agassi and Graf are regarded as one of the most successful couples in tennis history, boasting a combined 30 Major titles. Both are among the few players—male and female—to have achieved a career Golden Slam, a feat that comes from winning all four Grand Slam titles and an Olympic gold medal. The couple married in a private ceremony in October 2001 and welcomed their son Jaden just a few days later. Their younger daughter, Jaz, was born in 2003.
Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf’s Children, Jaz and Jaden, relish the Company of Their Pets
Jaden, 23, remains active on social media, frequently sharing glimpses of his life. Jaden and his girlfriend, Holt, recently gave their followers a peek into their life with their pup, Rocky. Notably, a few days ago, the couple announced the news of becoming dog parents on Instagram.
They even created an Instagram profile for Rocky, revealing his breed and date of birth. Check out the stories shared by Holt below:
On the other hand, Graf and Agassi’s younger daughter, Jazz, rarely shares details of her life through social media posts, but shares a brief glimpse on her Instagram stories. The 21-year-old recently posted photos with her pet horse, Jakey, at Twilight Springs Horse Sanctuary in Las Vegas. Check them out below:
Despite their parents’ iconic status in tennis, Jaden and Jaz chose different career trajectories. The 23-year-old plays baseball as a pitcher for Team Germany, while Jazz has immersed herself in art, fashion, and horseback riding.
Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf’s Son Jaden Agassi Revealed Why He Chose Baseball Over Tennis
Speaking to MLB.com in February, Jaden revealed that he started playing baseball at the age of six, and chose the sport for the power and freedom it offered, unlike tennis, where controlling the ball was tough.
“I started playing baseball when I was six years old in T-ball. I loved it. I’ve picked up a tennis racket a good amount, but it was always hard for me to keep that ball in between the lines. I just wanted to hit that thing as far as I could. Baseball had my love since day one,” he said.
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The 23-year-old added that he shares his mother, Graf’s, calm demeanor, staying composed and focused on the field.
“I think I’m a lot like my mom in the sense of my composure. I’ve always been just very composed and cool, calm, and collected out there. I try to have a short memory. My mindset is the next pitch is the most important one,” Jaden added.
Graf retired from the sport in 1999, while Agassi retired in 2006. However, the duo has kept their competitive spirit alive through the fast-growing sport of pickleball. Notably, Graf and Agassi defeated the team of Andy Roddick and Eugenie Bouchard in February to win the Pickleball Slam 3.
