Love is ubiquitous. It is all around and everyone experiences it, in one way or another. Sports professionals are no different. Many tennis players had a great love life before they ended up marrying their significant other. Roger Federer and his wife Mirka Federer are one example of that. Another person who is famous for a great love life is Martina Navratilova, a Czech-American tennis legend. Navratilova’s wife recently posted a picture on Instagram that reminded everyone of her Paris modeling days.

Navratilova first came out as Bisexual, shortly after becoming an American citizen. Her first relationship was with Rita Mae Brown, the American feminist writer. Later, Navratilova re-identified herself as a Lesbian. Then in 1984, Navratilova and Judy Nelson, an American author, began a relationship that lasted till 1991.

Julia Lemigova, wife of Martina Navratilova, posts picture of her modeling days

The 59-time Grand Slam winner and her wife, Julia Lemigova, got married in December 2014. The two have been going on strong ever since.

Recently, the former Miss USSR Lemigova posted a picture on her Instagram from her modeling glory days. The picture was taken in Paris, France, as per Lemigova.

In the caption of the picture, she reminisces about her days spent modeling in Paris. She talks about the cafes on the streets, and old buildings.

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“Beauty begins the moment you decide to be yourself 🤍Coco Chanel. While I often think about my modeling days, being in Paris has brought back so many more memories. From the cafes lining the city streets, to the old buildings and shops, every step takes me back to those early days. How time flies!”

Julia Lemigova was uncomfortable expressing love to her partner publically

Martina Navratilova had been an openly lesbian woman since the 1980s. She had to go through a long period of adjustment before showing any public display of affection for her partners back then because times were tough for an LGBTQ+ person. Meanwhile, Lemigova wasn’t comfortable expressing her love to the Czech-American tennis legend publically as much as the latter.

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When the two first roamed around the streets of Paris, Lemigova would be reluctant to even hold her now-wife’s hand. She would ask Navratilova to be wary and think about what people would say. However, Lemigova became more comfortable after the couple moved to Miami and since then, was more open in showing affection to her partner.