Roger Federer's twins turned up to cheer for daddy

Jan 27, 12:23 pm

London, Jan 27 (ANI): Roger Federer's two-year-old twin daughters turned up to support daddy at the Australian Open semi final match against Rafael Nadal on Thursday.

Myla Rose and her sister Charlene Riva looked adorable in matching pink dresses and white cardigans as they cheered Federer on during his warm-up, the Daily Mail reported.

Luckily for Federer, the girls left as the match got underway and were nowhere in sight when he lost out on the title in the semi-final against Nadal.

The girls were not with their mother Mirka, a former tennis player who married Federer in 2009, who did attend the match but sat elsewhere.

She was later seen burying her head in her hands as she watched her husband in frustration. (ANI)

Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, Myla Rose, Charlene Riva, Mirka, Australian Open

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