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Boris Becker, the legendary German tennis player, is about to embark on a new journey as his wife, Lilian de Carvalho Monteiro, is expecting their first child together. This exciting news was confirmed by Becker's office to the German Press Agency.
Becker, who is 57 years old, has four children from his previous marriages. His first two sons, Noah Gabriel Becker and Elias Balthasar Becker, were born to his first wife, Barbara Feltus. From his second marriage to Lilly Becker, he has a son, Amadeus Benedict Edley Luis Becker. Becker also has a daughter, Anna Ermakova, from a later relationship.
The wedding of Becker and Lilian took place last year in Portofino, Italy, marking the start of their life together. The couple is currently in the fourth month of pregnancy, and the due date is either Christmas or mid-December.
The news of the upcoming birth has been met with warm congratulations from notable figures. Grand Slam winner Monica Seles and former boxing champion Regina Halmich have extended their well-wishes to the couple.
Becker's daughter, Anna, is also making a name for herself. She is a model, musician, and the winner of the German version of "Dancing with the Stars," known as "Let's Dance." Anna, like her father, is a multi-talented individual, carving out her own path in various fields.
Becker's family and career have been under the public spotlight for many years. However, this new chapter in his life, while not a personal pregnancy for Becker himself, promises to be a significant milestone for the entire family. As Becker navigates this new journey, his fans and well-wishers look forward to celebrating this joyous occasion with him.
The exciting news of Boris Becker's wife, Lilian de Carvalho Monteiro, expecting their first child together has been met with warm congratulations from celebrities such as Grand Slam winner Monica Seles and former boxing champion Regina Halmich. Becker's daughter, Anna Ermakova, who is a model, musician, and winner of the German version of "Dancing with the Stars," also known as "Let's Dance," is carving out her own path in various fields much like her father.
