Let’s find out ‘What Happened With Boris Becker And His Partner, Lilian De Carvalho?’ German tennis player and former No. 1 in the world Boris Franz Becker was born on November 22, 1967. At the age of 17, he achieved success immediately away, taking home the first of his six Grand Slam singles trophies.
Among his Grand Slam singles victories are three Wimbledon Championships, two Australian Opens, and one US Open.
What Happened With Boris Becker And His Partner, Lilian De Carvalho?
When Boris Becker was sentenced to two and a half years in jail for breaking the terms of his bankruptcy, his girlfriend stood by his side, kissing him good-bye as he was led to the cells.
Lilian de Carvalho Monteiro started dating the three-time Wimbledon winner in the summer of 2020 after the three-time Wimbledon champion divorced his ex-wife Lilly in 2018 after nine years of marriage.
London-based Lilian has three degrees, including a master’s in African studies from the School of Oriental and African Studies, and speaks five languages, including German, according to the German newspaper Bild.
She is the offspring of Victor Monteiro, a former defense minister of the republic who ran for president in 2014.
Prior to enrolling at La Sapienza University, Lilian spent a significant portion of her youth in Rome where she attended a private school.
When she was 25, she had already relocated to London to complete her master’s degree at the School of Oriental and African Studies.
She met Boris Becker, a father of four who had previously been wed to Lilly Becker from 2009 to 2018 and Barbara Becker from 1993 to 2001, while she was in her 40s.
Before spending time together in London and being spotted in Dubai during the third UK lockdown in January 2021, Lilian and Becker were rumored to have started dating in June 2020.
The couple was captured kissing and taking pleasure in the pleasant weather while on a boat excursion in Ibiza in the summer of 2021.
Becker was first charged with hiding £2.5 million in assets and loans in order to avoid paying his debts, and was subsequently found guilty of doing so. Lilian has been at his side throughout the court processes this year.
After Becker received a sentence of two and a half years in jail and was mocked by the media and the judge for his lack of contrition, Lilian was seen with him in Southwark Court Court on Friday afternoon. She even gave him a farewell kiss.
The 54-year-old Becker was declared bankrupt in June 2017 after owing creditors £50 million for a debt on his Mallorca house that had not been repaid that was over $3 million. From the BBC pundit’s business account, almost £390,000 was sent to various people, including his ex-wife Barbara Becker and his estranged wife Sharley “Lilly” Becker.
In addition, he failed to disclose his ownership of a $1 million property in his German hometown of Leimen, hid a bank loan of almost £700,000 that is now worth £1.1 million with interest, buried 75,000 shares in a computer company worth £66,000, and failed to register his interest in a $1 million property there.
For tax evasion and attempted tax evasion totaling £1.4 million, Becker received a two-year suspended sentence in Germany in 2002. Between June and April and October 2017, he was found guilty of four Insolvency Act violations.
For each offense, a maximum sentence of seven years in prison was set. The six-time Grand Slam winner was given a 30-month sentence by Judge Deborah Taylor this afternoon, with the assumption that he will serve at least half of it.
As he was taken away, Becker was visibly upset and fumbling with his overnight bag. Lilian gave him a kiss before he left the court and entered the cells below.
This morning, Becker and Lilian had climbed the stairs and entered the building together. He was appropriately attired in a suit and a Wimbledon tie, and they were holding hands.
He then followed his oldest kid into the courtroom while toting a sizable rucksack with the Puma logo that the tennis star had earlier been seen toting outside his house.
When Becker was sentenced to prison, former British No. 1 tennis player Andrew Castle expressed remorse for Lilian.
