Actress Brooke Shields shared in a recent interview that her ex-husband, Andre Agassi, has a furious reaction to her guest appearance in Friends, back in 1996, where she portrayed Erika, a stalker obsessed with Joey Tribbiani’s character on Days of Our Lives, Dr. Drake Ramoray.
In a new interview with the New Yorker, Shields explained that Agassi, who was then her boyfriend, was so enraged by the slapstick nature of the role, that he went home and “smashed all his trophies.” “Who wins for that?” Shields told the publication. “That’s just — don’t!”
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Where is Andre Agassi now?
At the moment, Agassi lives in Summerlin, Las Vegas, with his wife, Steffi Graf, and their two children. In 2009, competed in World Team Tennis, playing for the Philadelphia Freedoms. He also participated in charity and exhibition tournaments from time to time.
Prior to the French OpenAgassi returned to the ATP tour as coach of Novak Djokovic in May 2017. Their collaboration was rather brief though and the two parted ways in March 2018.
Agassi then coached Grigor Dimitrov from the end of 2018 for almost two years. The two ended their professional relationship towards the end of 2020.
Andre Agassi wife Steffi Graf’
He married Steffi Graf, 22-time Grand Slam champion on October 22, 2001, at their Las Vegas home.
Andre Agassi children
They have two children, a son Jaden Gil and a daughter Jaz Elle. Agassi has said that he and Graf are not pushing their children toward becoming tennis players.
Andre Agassi net worth
Andre Agassi has a reported net worth of $145 million, according to Celebrity net worth.
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Andre Agassi drugs
In 2009, Agassi admitted to using the drug crystal meth and lying to the ATP to escape a ban in his autobiography Open. He said that he was introduced to the drug in 1997 and the moment when he was informed he had failed a drugs test. He described the moment he took crystal meth, which is a highly-addictive amphetamine. This was the time when his career was in freefall.
He was helped by his assistant, known as Slim, who was a drug-user. “Slim dumps a small pile of powder on the coffee table. He cuts it, snorts it. He cuts it again. I snort some. I ease back on the couch and consider the Rubicon I’ve crossed,” he said. “There is a moment of regret, followed by vast sadness. Then comes a tidal wave of euphoria that sweeps away every negative thought in my head. I’ve never felt so alive, so hopeful — and I’ve never felt such energy.”
