If you were around for the neon-and-mullet era of 90s tennis, you remember the shock. Andre Agassi, the ultimate rebel in denim shorts, and Steffi Graf, the ice-cool German powerhouse with the legendary footwork, didn't exactly scream "soulmates" on paper. One was a walking rock concert; the other was the human embodiment of focus.
Yet, here we are in 2026.
The question isn't just a curiosity; it's a genuine check-in on one of the most private power couples in history. Yes, Andre Agassi is still married to Steffi Graf. They haven't just survived the "celebrity marriage curse"—they’ve basically rewritten the rulebook on how to stay together when you both have enough trophies to fill a medium-sized warehouse.
The 24-Year "Unicorn" Milestone
Just this past October, Agassi took to social media to post a tribute that had fans reaching for the tissues. He celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary by calling Steffi his "unicorn." Honestly, it’s a bit mushy, but coming from a guy who once admitted he hated tennis and was essentially forced into the life, finding a partner who gets the "grind" is everything.
They’ve been married since October 22, 2001. That tiny ceremony at their Las Vegas home had exactly four people in attendance: the couple and their two mothers. No paparazzi. No brand sponsorships. Just a judge and some family. It’s been that way ever since.
Why the "Divorce" Rumors Always Pop Up
Google is a funny place. If you search for "Agassi Graf," you’ll inevitably see some clickbait headline about a split. Why? Mostly because they are invisible.
Unlike the modern era of celebrity where every breakfast is a TikTok, Steffi and Andre are ghosts in the Hollywood scene. They live in a massive enclave in Summerlin, Las Vegas, far away from the Los Angeles glare. When people don't see a couple on a red carpet for six months, the internet assumes the worst.
But the reality is much more boring (in a good way). They spend their time:
- Cooking together (Agassi claims they divide and conquer the grocery list).
- Hiking in the Nevada desert.
- Building a massive business empire centered around Pickleball.
The Pickleball "Golden Rule"
You might have seen them lately on a different kind of court. They’ve become the faces of the Pickleball movement, even winning the Pickleball Slam recently. But Steffi revealed something pretty telling about their marriage during a 2025 interview.
They have a strict Golden Rule: They never play against each other.
"We don't play against each other. We prefer to be on the same side of the court," Steffi told People. If that isn't a metaphor for a successful marriage, I don't know what is. They’ve invested heavily in the sport, including a $12 million facility in Florida and becoming ambassadors for the brand Joola. It’s their new "second act," and they’re doing it as a unit.
Raising Kids Who Don't Play Tennis
One of the most fascinating parts of their 2026 reality is their kids. Jaden Gil Agassi is 24 now, and Jaz Elle is 22.
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If you expected them to be the next Wimbledon champions, you’d be dead wrong. Andre and Steffi made a conscious choice: No forced tennis. Jaden is actually making a name for himself in baseball. He’s a pitcher who spent time at USC and has recently been making waves with the Mahoning Valley Scrappers. Interestingly, because of Steffi’s roots, Jaden even suited up for Team Germany in the World Baseball Classic Qualifiers.
Jaz, on the other hand, stays almost entirely out of the light. She’s into dance and fitness, occasionally appearing with her dad at charity events like the USTA Foundation Gala, but she’s not chasing a pro athlete life.
The "Opposites" Secret
It’s easy to think they’re identical because they’re both GOATs of the same sport. But Agassi has always been open about how different they are. He’s the extrovert, the talker, the guy who wrote a raw, "tell-all" autobiography (Open). She’s the one who values privacy above almost everything else.
He says the secret is discipline and respect.
They don't just "stay" married. They work at it. Agassi told E! News that they still go on "triple dates" with their kids and their kids' significant others. They’ve transitioned from being the "parents in charge" to being peers with their adult children, which is a phase of life Andre calls their "healthiest season."
Real Actionable Insights from the Agassi-Graf Playbook
If you're looking for why they actually work, it's not just the money or the shared history. It's a few specific choices they made:
- Geography Matters: By staying in Las Vegas (Andre’s hometown) instead of moving to a media hub, they controlled the narrative.
- Separate Identities: They allowed their children to fail or succeed in sports they actually liked, removing the "dynasty" pressure.
- Shared Hobbies, Not Competitions: Taking up Pickleball as a team rather than rivals kept the "fire" without the "friction."
- Philanthropy First: Between the Andre Agassi Foundation for Education and Steffi’s Children for Tomorrow, they spend more time on other people's problems than their own.
So, the next time a "breakup" rumor hits your feed, remember the sushi. Just a few weeks ago, Andre was spotted in Maryland, filming promos. He spent his downtime hunting down Steffi’s favorite cucumber salad and seared toro to surprise her when her flight landed.
Twenty-four years in, and he’s still playing the "long game."
Next Steps for the Superfan:
If you want to keep up with them without falling for the tabloids, follow Andre Agassi on Instagram. He’s the only one of the two who posts regularly, and it’s usually the only place you’ll see those rare, authentic glimpses of their life in Vegas. You can also check out the Andre Agassi Foundation for Education to see the actual work they are doing for underserved communities, which is where their real energy goes these days.