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They met shortly after the death of her mother, Françoise Rosière. With Henin’s shorn hair and oversize T-shirt, Rodriguez mistook her for a boy. He was impressed by her fierce work ethic ...
Justine Henin, occasionally spelled Hénin, was born in Liège to José Henin and Françoise Rosière. Rosière, a French and history teacher, died when Justine was 12 years old. She has two brothers and a sister.
- Right-handed, (one-handed backhand)
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- 26 January 2011
Justine Henin. On 1-6-1982 Justine Henin was born in Liège, Belgium. She made her 18 million dollar fortune with Australian Open, US Open and French Open. The tennis player (f) is married to Pierre-Yves Hardenne, her starsign is Gemini and she is now 41 years of age.
- 1-6-1982
- Belgian
- White
Justine Henin was born in Liège. Her father is José Henin; her mother, Françoise Rosière, was a French and history teacher who died when Justine was 12 years old. She has two brothers (David and Thomas) and a sister (Sarah). When Justine was two, her family moved to a house in Rochefort, situated next to the local tennis club, where she played tennis for the first time.
- Lost Mother at The Age of 12
- Coach Turned Into A Father Figure
- Got Divorced in 2007
- Remarried to Cameraman
- Had The Child Before Marriage
- Net Worth
- Source of Income
His wife, Justine, got introduced to tennis by her mother, Francoise Rosiere. She was born to parents Jose Henin and Francoise Rosiere. Her mother was French and history teacher by occupation. Justine was young when her mother and her watched tennis match across the border to France. She used to often take her to watch French open; since then, Just...
After the death of her mother, she was utterly devasted and broken inside. Justine's relationship with her father started deteriorating. But soon she met her tennis coach Carlos Rodriguez. He helped her a lot in tennis as well as in personal life too. Eventually, he became one of the father figures in her life.
Justine Henin tied the knot with her boyfriend, Pierre-Yves Hardenne, in November 2002. However, it is still hidden how the ex-couple met each other and when did they start dating. The wedding was a private affair. Only family and friends were part of the wedding. Being madly in love, she even added her husband surname into her name and made it Jus...
Benoit Bertuzzo is a Belgian cameraman by profession. It has been said that the couple began dating each other back in March 2011. After her first relationship did not work out, she was in no mood to get married soon. They dated each other for more than three years. But when she realized he is one for her, Justine Henin got married secretly without...
They were already parents of girl children before their marriage. His wife had given birth to a beautiful baby girl in the year 2013. They named their baby angel 'Lalie Bertuzzo.' In 2017 the couple was blessed with another baby boy. The name of the boy is Victor. His wife took retirement from tennis on the 14th of May 2008.
His net worth has remained unknown. However, his wife Justine Henin is estimated to have a net worth of $14 Million. Her annual salary is under review.
She earned her money being a professional tennis player. She was the former world no.1tennis player for 12 months. Other sources would brand endorsement, associations, and deals. The family is undoubtedly living a lavish lifestyle.
- Benoit
- Bertuzzo
- Benoit Bertuzzo
- Cameraman
Nov 16, 2002 · Justine Henin was born in Liège. Her father is José Henin; her mother, Françoise Rosière, was a French and history teacher who died when Justine was 12 years old. She has two brothers (David and Thomas) and a sister (Sarah). When Justine was two, her family moved to a house in Rochefort, situated next to the local tennis club, where she ...
Mother: Françoise Rosière (teacher, d. 1994) Brother: David Brother: Thomas Sister: (d. automobile accident) Sister: Sarah Husband: Pierre-Yves Hardenne (m. 16-Nov-2002, separated) Club Justine N1 Founder (2007) Winner, French Open (women's singles) 2003 Winner, US Open (women's singles) 2003 Winner, Australian Open (women's singles) 2004
- June 1, 1982
