The former Argentine tennis player appeared publicly again after a year without exposure, with a photo published by his wife Phiang Khumeang
By iProfessional
10/04/2023 – 19,42hs
Guillermo Villas, who was the best Argentine tennis player of all time, has been living in Monte Carlo for years with his family. The former player has a health problem and that is why he has not appeared publicly for a long time.
However, his family began to open up their privacy with various posts on social networks. Earlier this month, his wife, the Thai Phiang Phathu, published a photo of Guillermo Jr’s sixth birthday, the former tennis player’s only son, where there was a short text that accompanied a moving photo of Guillermito together with his father. , who was wearing a Superman t-shirt. In the image, the face of the 70-year-old tennis player was not visible, but his left hand was, the same one with which he wielded the racket for decades.
“Happy birthday my love. Superman Super father”, was the message that the wife uploaded to her wall.
This Monday, Vilas’s wife uploaded a photo of the former tennis player
This Monday, the former tennis player Guillermo Vilas reappeared publiclyafter spending a year without exposure, with a photo published by his wife on his Instagram.
The Thai published in her account an image divided in two in which the Argentine is seen giving him a kiss and a hug. In addition, Phiang accompanied the photo with a heart.
The “Willy” couple had been active on networks by posting images of their four children on the property where the Monte Carlo Masters 1000 is held. One of them, Andanin Vilas, shared some videos of matches corresponding to the main draw of the tournament.
Vilas and Phiang, a love story and 4 children
Phiang and Vilas were married civilly and religiously in May 2016, sixteen years after they met – they had already been married a decade earlier, but at the Thai Consulate. “I was very lucky to meet her,” Vilas said at the time, after an intimate ceremony at the Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes parish, in the Belgrano neighborhood.
The couple has four children: Andanin, the eldest, 18, Landinlao, 12, and Intila, 11. The youngest is Junior.
On August 17 of last year, Vilas turned 70 years old. The winner of 62 titles inspired a generation that looked at figures from afar. However, he currently suffers from a neurological disease with increasingly evident signs of cognitive impairment that led to almost no appearances of him in public, except for some occasion or family celebration.
