Greg Norman’s Ex-Wife Chris Evert Once Confessed About Bringing Her Older ‘Issues’ Into Her 18-Month Long Marriage
Greg Norman and Kirsten Kutner have been happily married since 2010. However, his marriage to tennis pro, Chris Evert, was controversial in the media. But in 2011, Evert finally spoke out about her marriage and issues. She discussed the mistakes she made by splitting up with her ex-husband, Andy Mill, which led to their divorce.
The great white shark of golf separated from his ex-wife, Laura Andrassy, in 2007. In 2008, Norman married the tennis star, Chris Evert. The tennis pro’s ex-husband, Andy Mill, was not pleased with their relationship for apparent reasons. To everyone’s surprise, Mill, a former skier, said in 2007 that his best buddy, Norman, had destroyed his 18-year marriage to Evert. Due to their marriage being “irretrievably broken,” Evert separated from Mill in 2007. But afterward, Evert admitted her mistakes, shocking everyone.
Evert also lost her connection with her kids when she united with Norman. She regrets every day, which was visible in her words in a candid interview in 2011. She poured her heart out and publically accepted that she was the reason for everything that went wrong in her marriage with Mill.
Let’s find out what she confessed.
Was Chris Evert responsible for the broken relationship with Mill or Greg Norman?
In a candid interview in 2011, Evert confessed that she should never have separated from her ex-husband Andy Mill. She also urged others to put serious effort into their marriages before giving up easily. The tennis pro, who overcame cancer, stunned the sports world when she left Olympics skier Andy Mill for Norman, a friend of Mill’s, who was also married. However, after years of contemplation and separation from the major championship winner, she finally revealed the truth.
And it did not end there. According to the former tennis pro, she was not only the reason for her split with Mill. She was also the reason why she had to end things with Norman only after 18 months of marriage. “I brought that into my next marriage, those issues that weren’t resolved,” said Evert.
