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10:25 Oct 29, 2020
anna kournikova embarazada, enrique iglesias twins, john skipper Kournikova told Women’s Health in 2011 that kids were definitely on her agenda, but marriage wasn’t a priority. “I absolutely want to have children, whether I have my own or adopt,” said the Russia native, adding, “I love taking care of people.” Continued Kournikova, “[Marriage] isn’t important to me. I’m in a happy relationship – that’s all that matters … I believe in commitment. I believe in being open and trusting each other and respecting each other completely.” 2002 – The Russian player recreates Marilyn Monroe's legendary pose during the filming of an Adidas commercial in Los Angeles. 2002 – Kournikova and Hingis claimed their second major doubles win at the 2002 Australian Open. Sports stars – Here, she appears alongside tennis greats Serena Williams and Andre Agassi during a children's tennis event in New York. Fan base – Kournikova signs a giant billboard of herself at the Australian Open in 2003. "I remember back in those days, every magazine cover, every newspaper's back pages, would quite often have photos of her," said PR and marketing consultant for pro-athletes, David Skilling.  "So for tennis, and women's tennis, that was quite an achievement at the time." 2003 – Kournikova left the WTA tour in 2003, having become one of the most marketable sportswomen in history. Here, she models an Adidas outfit during a photoshoot. Star appeal – While she might have left the WTA Tour, Kournikova continued to make appearances at charity events. Here, she poses with pop singer Rihanna at the Arthur Ashe Kids Day in 2005. https://youtu.be/lg3dQMhFK0U 

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