Ivanovic welcomes a second son to her growing family

Aug 30, 2019
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Ivanovic welcomes a second son to her growing family

Published Aug 30, 2019

It's the middle of the US Open, but Ana Ivanovic isn't thinking about tennis. The retired former world No. 1 has welcomed a second son to her family.

She announced news that she was expecting in May—fittingly during Roland Garros.

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Ivanovic won Roland Garros in 2008 and would win 15 total WTA titles during her career. The 31-year-old married soccer pro Bastian Schweinsteiger in 2016, retiring later that year, and had her first son, Luka, in March 2018.

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Ivanovic had success at all four of the majors, reaching the Australian Open final in 2008 and the US Open quarterfinals in 2012.

Ivanovic welcomes a second son to her growing family

Ivanovic welcomes a second son to her growing family

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