‘S Basically Bald’- Hollywood star and ex-wife Brooke Shields details how Andre Agassi wore wigs to hide the damage

Andre Agassi, who was once the top player in the world, was one of the most famous tennis stars. Only five players in the Open era have achieved a career Grand Slam, and he is one of them. The American has won eight Grand Slam tournaments and finished second in seven others.

In contrast to the success of his early career, Agassi’s personal life has been a bit up and down. He was initially married to actress Brooke Shields. However, their relationship did not remain intact for many years and was divorced in 1999. Then in 2001 he married the famous tennis player Steffi Graf and now they have two children. In one of her interviews, Brooke Shields revealed what happened when she dated Agassi.

Brooke Shields on Andre Agassi and his hair loss incident

In an interview with People magazine in 2014, the star discussed the breakdown of her marriage and her ex-husband’s drug addiction. Ancilia still spoke of her condition as a wife and of he said“He blew me off when he lost and into the next tournament after he won. They wandered past us. I was the one who confirmed him unconditionally, when he told me (after noticing) that he was usually bald, and had worn a wig most of his adult life.”

He still said, “What else is this? I would have been his biggest advocate and supporter.” In 1993, while filming in South Africa, they fell in love through many long, emotional scenes.

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Agassi once lied to the governing body of tennis to avoid getting banned

The legendary tennis player wrote an autobiography titled “The Open” in which he described his triumphs and failures. In that book, he discussed his drug abuse in detail, from 1997 until the news broke that he had tested positive for drugs.

After failing the test, ATP claimed that he accidentally drank an alcoholic drink containing the drug. After this eight times the major winner is declared next.

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Despite receiving two years, he spent the rest of his tennis life concerned about his health. It is worth noting that he continued his winning ways after his grand comeback, eventually retiring with eight major titles.