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Martina Hingis gets married to Harry Leemann in Switzerland

ByKamakshi Tandon

Published Jul 22, 2018

Martina Hingis has married her fiancé, Harry Leemann, in a ceremony in Switzerland.

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There were around 140 guests at the wedding, followed by a reception at a resort in the region where Hingis, 37, and Leemann, 38, own property. This marks Hingis' second marriage

Leemann and Hingis have been together for more than two years, meeting when Hingis was playing Fed Cup and Leemann was the doctor for the team.

Hingis is now a coach for the Swiss Fed Cup team, assisting the captain. The former No. 1 in both singles and doubles retired from doubles play in 2017.

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Martina Hingis gets married to Harry Leemann in Switzerland

Martina Hingis gets married to Harry Leemann in Switzerland

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