Anna Ermakova, the 24-year-old daughter of Boris Becker, prominently displayed her well-defined physique while vacationing in Monaco, following her unexplained absence from her father’s extravagant wedding celebration.
The 24-year-old beauty, who is the daughter of Boris Becker and model Angela Ermakova, was notably absent from the wedding ceremony in which the 56-year-old retired German tennis professional wed 33-year-old Lilian de Carvalho Monteiro.
Anna was notably absent from the three-day wedding festivities held in Portofino, Italy, on September 14, where the stunning bride made her entrance accompanied by Coldplay’s popular song “Yellow.” In attendance, however, were Boris Becker’s two sons, Noah, 30, and Elias, 25, from his first marriage to Barbara Feltus. Despite her absence from the ceremony, Anna appeared unfazed, opting instead to enjoy the sunny atmosphere of the luxurious destination.
Anna was born as a result of a brief liaison between Boris Becker and Russian waitress Angela Ermakova in a broom cupboard at London’s Nobu, coinciding with the time his first wife, Barbara, was in labor with their son Elias. Notably, Becker’s other daughter, Amadeus, 14, also did not attend the wedding. Amadeus’ mother, Dutch model Lilly Kerssenberg, conveyed her disappointment to the German magazine Bunte, stating, “His father didn’t inform him about it… he is wondering why he wasn’t invited.”
Despite having only spoken favorably about her father in public, Anna reportedly learned of his impending marriage through a German newspaper. This may indicate her desire to distance herself from her father’s public persona and mitigate any allegations of nepotism.
Anna divided her upbringing between London and Monaco but has increasingly been spending time in Germany as she seeks to establish a career in her father’s home country. The emerging singer is reportedly determined to carve out her own celebrity status, separate from her parents’ legacies, particularly given her origins from a well-publicized affair and her father’s initial denial of paternity, which required court intervention.
In a notable achievement last year, she triumphed in Let’s Dance, the German adaptation of Strictly Come Dancing, earning a record number of public votes and high scores from the judges.
