Recently, Federer and his wife Milka appeared at the birthday party of football legend Thierry Henry's partner, Andrea Rajac, in attendance with football icon David Beckham, famous director Guy Ritchie and judo legend Teddy Rinay.

At this star-studded event, Federer and his wife Milka showcased their fashion senses. The 20-time Grand Slam champion wore a velvet burgundy suit with a crisp white shirt for an elegant look. Milka, on the other hand, wore a striking pink and silver sequined dress with bold pink lipstick and soft wavy curls for a radiant look.

Thierry Henry shared "fun" birthday party photos from his girlfriend Andrea Rajachi, including a wonderful group photo with Rajac, Federer and Milka. The former world number one was also pictured with sporting legends such as Thierry Henry, David Beckham and Teddy Rinner, before being photographed with director Guy Ritchie.

Henry wrote under the photo he posted on Instagram: "It was a fun night to celebrate @andrearajacic's birthday with this group. ”

Federer had a deep friendship with Thierry Henry. In his 2024 documentary Federer: The Twelve Last Days, there was footage showing his twin sons, Leo and Lennie, wearing Arsenal shirts, which also became a symbol of their relationship.

In an interview with BBC Sport last year, Federer revealed that Thierry Henry had given his sons the Arsenal shirts he had played for, and said he was delighted to see them in the documentary. The Swiss legend also spoke warmly about their friendship with the football legend, sharing the experience of their holiday together. 'The Arsenal shirt, they just received it from Thierry Henry, he's a very good friend of mine and we used to holiday together. He really is a very good friend of ours. He said.

In addition to this, Federer talked about the children's interest in sports, revealing his sons' love for football. The 20-time Grand Slam champion said that while his son Leo has shown interest in pursuing tennis seriously, Lenny prefers more creative activities like art and reading.

The Swiss legend also admitted that he was glad that his twin daughters, Myra Rose and Charlene, were not interested in tennis. He stresses that he and Milka never forced the children to play tennis, but broadened their horizons by exploring different activities such as golf, diving, and skiing.

"My daughters have never been passionate about tennis and I'm relieved about that. The sons loved football, and Leo became interested in playing tennis seriously. Lenny, on the other hand, is more creative and enjoys drawing and reading. "I never forced the kids to play tennis. They play tennis, we ski, we all learn to play golf. We also recently tried diving. ”

Despite this, Federer said he was willing to return to the tennis court at any time if the children asked for it. The Swiss legend also expressed his joy at retiring from life, believing that it gave him the opportunity to spend time with his children and "connect with them in sports and homework".(Source: Tennis Home Author: Spark)