Agassi reveals bad vibes with Shields

Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal / Sun

Nassau : Bahamas | about 1 month ago

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Agassi was not happy when he saw a tattoo of a dog on her hip shortly after their wedding. According to the book, the exchange went like this: "Did it cross your mind to run that by me?" "The exact wrong thing to say," wrote Agassi. "Controlling, she calls it.

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Agassi reveals bad vibes with Shields

News Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal / Sun | about 1 month ago

Agassi was not happy when he saw a tattoo of a dog on her hip shortly after their wedding. According to the book, the exchange went like this: "Did it cross your mind to run that by me?" "The exact wrong thing to say," wrote Agassi. "Controlling, she...