Roger Federer’s wife Mirka, two sets of twins steal spotlight at US Open exhibition

Tennis fans have been hit with a wave of nostalgia on Tuesday night, as the legendary Roger Federer has returned to the court.

More specifically, Federer is facing Andy Roddick for a special one-night exhibition event called “Roger Federer: An Icon Returns to New York,” which is taking place at the iconic Arthur Ashe Stadium.

Given that Federer hasn’t been in the spotlight nearly as much as he was before retiring in 2022, many fans were not only excited to see the Swiss legend competing, but also to get a glimpse of his unique and fascinating family.

And the entire Federer clan — which includes his wife, Mirka, and their two sets of twins together — were present at his match on Tuesday.

The US Open’s social media accounts posted a video of Federer’s parents, his wife, and his four children with the caption, “The entire Federer family is here. Things you love to see 😍”.

What immediately sticks out from this appearance is Federer’s two sets of twins. His identical twin daughters, Myla Rose and Charlene Riva (who were born in 2009) are sitting next to each other, while the fraternal twin brothers, Leo and Lenny (who were born in 2014) are on either side of them.

Federer’s wife is wearing the denim jacket, sitting on the end next to one of her and Roger’s sons.

It has been great to see the entire Federer family together. And given how great Roger looked on the court against Roddick, perhaps we might see more of them in future exhibitions.

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