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Your adopted home Las Vegas becomes a dangerous place
Not only for his children, the tennis dream couple has to make a hard decision
Wild animals, extreme heat and a gambler's paradise on the doorstep - tennis legend Steffi Graf (43) and husband Andre Agassi (42) are far from safe. Their adopted home, the glittering desert town of Las Vegas, is increasingly becoming a problem for the family. Would not a return to Germany be the best?
That does not seem excluded. Currently, Steffi Graf is on holiday with his wife Gatte Andre and their two children Jaden Gil (10) and Jaz Elle (8). First, they made a trip to London, to the tennis tournament in Wimbledon. After all, the parents here were once celebrated stars. Then we went to relax in the picturesque seaside village of Portofino (Italy). And finally, the German home is waiting for the family!
A long vacation, far away from the desert. There's a reason for this: In Las Vegas, there are incredible temperatures - the family had almost no choice but to flee!
"We have had extreme heat in the last few months and summer started very early this year in Las Vegas", explains Steffi Graf during her visit to Germany . "I heard it was 46 to 47 degrees there two days ago!" Unbearable, even for the well-trained tennis legend!
And it is not the only imposition that brings the residence Las Vegas with it. Because only a few weeks ago, a coyote got lost in the garden of the family - and came terrifyingly close to the house. "Such animals can be aggressive, we could just save our dog Yankee, " said Steffi Graf shocked at the time. It seems her home is getting more and more dangerous, especially for little Jaden Gil and sister Jaz Elle.
In Germany there are no such dangers. And the children of Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi like our country - Steffi himself reveals: "They were really happy when we came to their hometown (Brühl bei Karlsruhe, d. Red.)", She enthuses.
Homeland, return - it would be nice if the sympathetic family would soon live in Germany ...
