Jaz Elle Agassi — daughter of Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf — as she made a rare appearance at the US Open, walking into view with her famous dad.
You may know Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf as two of the greatest tennis players ever. But their daughter, Jaz Elle Agassi — now 21 years old — tends to keep things out of the spotlight. So when she showed up at the US Open recently, folks took notice.
A Respectful Entrance
Jaz was by her father’s side at the USTA Foundation Gala, which is part of the bigger US Open festivities. It was there that Andre Agassi was honored with the Serving Up Dreams Award for his philanthropic work. Jaz, dressed in a blue dress, joined the celebration and even praised her father from the stage, calling him her “superhero.”
She also made a few Instagram posts — not the kind that flood your feed, but enough to give a glimpse of her world. One of the more photographed moments was a picture of her alongside a man named Parker Aquino, who many people think might be her partner.
A Life Tucked Away
One thing people seem to admire about Jaz is how private and grounded she stays. While it’s hard for anyone to completely escape attention when your parents are as famous as they are, Jaz has kept her life low-key. She doesn’t post often, she doesn’t seek out headlines, and she hasn’t taken up competitive tennis, unlike many might assume.
Her parents have been quite deliberate in raising their kids in a way that doesn’t pressure them to follow exactly in their huge footsteps. From multiple sources, Andre and Steffi decided early on not to push their children into tennis, letting them explore their own passions more freely.
What We Learn from Moments Like This
These occasional public appearances by Jaz remind us of a few things:
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Family matters are real. Even legends retire, even icons slow down. But family moments — especially at events that celebrate giving back, like the USTA Gala — are still big, and heartfelt.
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Privacy can be powerful. In the world of constant social media, there’s something admirable about someone choosing to live parts of their life quietly. And it makes the moments when they do appear feel special.
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Identity beyond legacy. Jaz isn’t in her parents’ lane. She hasn’t taken up pro tennis, she hasn’t chased fame, but she does seem interested in fitness, fashion, outdoor things, art. Her story so far is about finding what she likes, not what the world expects.
In short: seeing Jaz Agassi at the US Open was a sweet reminder that behind every big name is a person with their own pace, their own story. For fans of tennis, for admirers of Agassi & Graf, and for anyone who values authenticity, this appearance was more than a photo op — it was a moment of warmth in a world of flashing cameras.
