Andre Agassi shared heartwarming then-and-now pictures featuring himself and his daughter Jaz Elle Agassi, 22.
The tennis legend posted a carousel on social media, which included a sweet picture of his daughter when she was just a little girl, as well as a selfie of the two when she grew up.
The adorable childhood picture showed the duo enjoying breakfast together, while Jaz playfully stuck her tongue out for the picture.
The more recent picture showcased the pair dressed up as they matched with navy blue outfits, while they snapped a shot from the backseat of the car on the way to an event.
Andre’s wholesome overlaid text on the pictures read: “Just call my name…I’ll be there,” with a heart emoji.
He captioned the post: “Love you Jazzy,” with a heart emoji and Jaz commented: “Awwww love you,” with a heart emoji back.
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One person wrote: “Aww so beautiful, he has your eyes,” as another fan added: “Two peas in a pod.”
A third follower continued: “This stuff gets me every time,” while another wrote: “Definitely your daughter. Both of you [are] beautiful.”
Andre is also the proud father of Jaden Gil Agassi, born in 2001, with his wife Steffi Graf.
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Believe it or not, the happy couple go on triple dates with their children and their partners these days.
Andre revealed to Us Weekly: “We had a great date night the other night where it was me, Steffi, my son and Catherine, his girlfriend, and Jaz, our daughter, and her boyfriend Parker, and it was like a triple date and we all just went out and sat and talked.”
He continued: “We feel like peers around them, we respect them, we seek their opinion on things, they’re not hesitant to ask us our perspective on what they’re going through, so it really feels like a healthy season in life.”
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Another season that the pair are in, is their empty-nester season. Jaz graduated from the University of Nevada. During her time there she studied fashion and business.
Jaden graduated from the University of Southern California, where he played college baseball. He most recently pitched for Team Germany last year at the World Baseball Classic qualifiers.
Andre admitted that he and Steffi often play pickleball together which has “filled a huge gap in [their] lives collectively.”
Andre and Steffi have also discovered that the newfound hobby brings them closer, adding to the outlet: “Then to [play] with [Steffi], it gives us a bonding experience. “
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