‘My Ex-Wife Never Gave Me That’: Greg Norman Praised Chris Evert’s Alluring Charisma Months Before Their Acrimonious Split

Greg Norman and his personal life are of interest to fans all around. His relationship with Chris Evert gained a lot of attention back in the late 2000s. However, the end of their relationship was not quite expected.

Norman once expressed his feelings about Evert. He also talked about how his previous marriage with Laura Andrassy did not work out.

Greg Norman on the greatest compliments a spouse can give

Chris Evert and Greg Norman’s relationship seemed to be perfect in its initial days. From the outside, they seemed to have everything that makes one’s relationship perfect. Both of them appeared to be deeply in love with one another and showed immense love, care, and support for each other.

The duo got together after breaking up their marriages with their spouses at the moment. Although, they hinted that both their marriages were any way at dead ends and it was not their newfound bond that brought them to a collapse.

Norman said, “Chrissie likes to do things with me. One of the greatest compliments a spouse can give you is to simply say, ‘Hey, can I come with you? Hey, let’s go for a hike in the Tibetan mountains.’ My ex-wife never gave that. You give up a lot to achieve your goals, and you do a lot of things for the wrong reasons.”

He added, “Marriages do grow apart.”

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Chris and Greg got together in 2006. They tied the knot in 2008 and had a start filled with love and care for their relationship. However, that did not last long and the duo decided to take separate ways after 15 months of being married in 2009. Both celebrities had children from their previous marriages and things got a little messy around co-parenting.

LIV Golf clears the air around Greg being replaced

A few weeks back, there were reports hinting at the replacement of current LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman with Mark Kim, current CEO of Taco Bell.

However, the air was soon cleared by the LIV Managing Director Majed Al Sorour. He said, “Greg Norman is our CEO and commissioner. Any suggestion that changes are being made to Greg’s title or role is patently false.”

Greg Norman has helped LIV grow tremendously ever since its initiation into the world of golf.

Even major names like Rory McIlroy hinted at how Norman leaving the Saudi-backed league could potentially lead to a sort of compromise between the rival leagues. However, as it seems to be, at the moment, Norman is here to stay.

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