Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi’s daughter, Jaz, was in attendance at the Las Vegas Raiders vs the Cleveland Browns at Allegiant Stadium as the NFL entered the 12th week of its regular season. She rocked an athleisure look while cheering on her preferred squad. Steffi Graf and Andre Agassi were lovers on the tour and tied the knot in 2001, just days before welcoming their first child, Jaden. Two years later, they welcomed their second child, Jaz, expanding their family to four. Although legends themselves, Graf and Agassi never pressured their children to pursue tennis or follow in their footsteps. Thanks for the submission! Jaden and Jaz grew up away from the spotlight and also took up different careers. The former chose a career path in baseball, while Jaz has been passionate about dancing and horseback riding, among other outdoor activities. Recently, the 22-year-old attended a NFL match between Cleveland Browns and Las Vegas Raiders at the Allegiant Stadium. She was accompanied by her ‘sister’ Gwyneth Gaughan, as posted by the latter. A couple of weeks ago, Jaz posted a carousel of photos on her Instagram, and one slide featured her leaning on her father’s shoulder as they watched a tennis match together. She also posted photos of a vintage car, a candid moment with her boyfriend, among others. “Great place but better people,” she wrote in her caption. Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf’s daughter, Jaz, is not much active on social media like her baseball player brother, Jaden. Andre Agassi once talked about how a child’s right to receive parental love shouldn’t be based on performance Andre Agassi, one of the eight men in history to win the Career Grand Slam in singles, hasn’t had everything smooth in his career. He was under a very strict father, who forced him to play a sport he hardly learned to enjoy. From his personal experience, Agassi knew which path to not take while raising his kids. In an 2024 interview with USA Today, he called it ‘abuse’ if a child gets love only if the parents are satisfied with their performance. He also discussed how parents put their own agendas ahead of their children. “The idea that a parent would attach a child’s right to be loved in this world based on their performance is a tragedy. What somebody needs to do to be pro at 16 years old is crazy, right? I mean, think about how you have to spend those years in order to do it. So the question now becomes, is that self-motivated, or is fear the driver? Is somehow somebody else’s agenda the driver?” he said. “And once you put an agenda ahead of that child, once something, anything besides that child, is most important, let’s just call it like it is. That’s abuse,” the American added. Agassi served as the Team World captan at this year’s Laver Cup.
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