Bec and Lleyton Hewitt secretly ‘renew their wedding vows’… after the tennis star paid tribute to his wife while being inducted into his sport’s Hall of Fame
Bec and Lleyton Hewitt reportedly ‘renewed their vows’ to celebrate their seventeenth wedding anniversary.
The ceremony coincided with the former Home and Away star’s 39th birthday this past weekend, according to New Idea magazine.
The couple, who sources say have ‘never been more in love’, had wanted to relive their special day for a while, the publication claimed.
Bec (right) and Lleyton Hewitt (left) reportedly ‘renewed their vows’ to celebrate their seventeenth wedding anniversary
‘It’s clear Bec and Lleyton are more besotted than ever. Look at him! He’s never been so smitten,’ a source was quoted as saying.
‘Bec is a real romantic.’
After marrying at the Sydney Opera House in 2005, the pair welcomed three children: daughters Mia, 16, and Ava, 11, and son Cruz, 13.
The ceremony coincided with the former Home and Away star’s 39th birthday this past weekend, according to New Idea magazine. (The Hewitts are pictured at the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island, on July 16)
It comes after Lleyton paid tribute to Bec while being inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island.
During his acceptance speech, the former world No. 1 was full of emotion as he expressed his gratitude for his ‘incredible’ wife.
‘I’m so fortunate to have you, Bec,’ he said. ‘You are the most hands-on mum ever, and the best wife, and have always supported me with everything.
The couple, who sources say have ‘never been more in love’, had wanted to relive their special day for a while, the publication claimed. (Pictured: Lleyton and Bec with their daughters Mia, 16, and Ava, 11, and son Cruz, 13, at the International Tennis Hall of Fame on July 16)
‘I’m so proud of the three kids and how they’ve grown up and so much of that is due to you.’
After tying the knot in 2005, the Hewitts moved with their children to the Bahamas, having purchased a $4million villa in the Old Fort Bay estate on the island of Nassau.
In 2016, the family permanently left the Bahamas and moved back to Melbourne, where they bought a home in Toorak in April the following year.
During his acceptance speech at his sport’s Hall of Fame earlier this month, the former world No. 1 was full of emotion as he expressed his gratitude for his ‘incredible’ wife
