Roger Federer’s wife Mirka, two sets of twins steal spotlight at US Open exhibition
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Roger Federer returned to Arthur Ashe Stadium to play Andy Roddick, with his wife Mirka and their two sets of twins cheering from the stands.
- Roger Federer returned to Arthur Ashe Stadium to play Andy Roddick
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Roger Federer’s wife Mirka, two sets of twins steal spotlight at US Open exhibition
NY Post
Roger Federer returned to Arthur Ashe Stadium to play Andy Roddick, with his wife Mirka and their two sets of twins cheering from the stands.
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- The US Open exhibition showcased not only Roger Federer's skills but also the strong family support he receives from his wife Mirka and their two sets of twins.
- Roger Federer's family, including his wife Mirka and their two sets of twins, were in attendance at the US Open exhibition, cheering him on as he played against Andy Roddick.
- Roger Federer’s wife Mirka, two sets of twins steal spotlight at US Open exhibition, as the tennis star returned to Arthur Ashe Stadium to play Andy Roddick.
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- 1h agoNY Post: Roger Federer’s wife Mirka, two sets of twins steal spotlight at US Open exhibition
- 1h agoNY Post: Roger Federer returned to Arthur Ashe Stadium to play Andy Roddick, with his wife Mirka and their two sets of twins cheering from the stands
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