Serbian tennis star who dated Princess Diana is selling a Miami mansion for $16.9m.

The Serbian former tennis player who claimed he dated Princess Diana while she was married to Prince Charles has put his Miami home up for sale for $16.9 million.

Serbian tennis star Slobodan Zivojinovic and his wife, musician Lepa Brena, have put their beachfront villa in Miami up for sale for $16.9 million. The former tennis player has previously claimed to have had an affair with Princess Diana in the late 1980s when she was still married to Prince Charles. In a 2016 interview with Serbian newspaper Kure, he explained that his relationship with Diana began when she watched him play at Wimbledon, after which they became "extremely close." "She was a wonderful woman. With her I could talk about everything, even the usual''Things were turning into exciting,' Zivojinovic said in an interview.

He is the only tennis player from Serbia to reach No. 1 in the world doubles rankings. Zivojinovic and his wife Brena bought the property in 2012 and then built a new home, which was completed this year. A week before Wimbledon in 1987, England hosted a charity match where Princess Diana watched the tennis star.

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Spanning more than 6,000 square feet, the residence features six bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms with contemporary finishes and Italian materials. Open-plan features include a spacious living room, chef's kitchen and an elevator leading to the rooftop. "The sellers wanted to build a home with an open''a layout that pays attention to water and light to create an unforgettable luxury lifestyle.

The hot tub and outdoor kitchen are on the grounds with a pool surrounded by neatly manicured lawns and 75 feet of shoreline. Rioal Com. Primary Bathroom. One Sotheby'\''s International Rial one of seven bathrooms. One Sotheby'\''s International Rial view of open floor plan. In the Biscayne Point neighborhood, the median home sale price is $3.7 million, and prices for homes by the water are even higher.

The single'. 'player, Zivojinovic reached the semifinals of the 1985 Australian Open and 1986 Wimbledon Championships, reaching his best position in the world rankings at No. 19 in October 1987.