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Tennis player Katie Boulter’s parents are divorced

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The parents of British tennis player Katie Boulter, David and Susan Boulter, are divorced, and her mother regularly accompanies her on tour. Susan introduced her to tennis at the age of five, according to Tuko, which also looks at the athlete’s family history.

The parents of British tennis player Katie Boulter, David and Susan “Sue” Boulter, divorced before her professional career began, Tuko reports.

Susan Boulter regularly accompanies her daughter on trips. Both parents contributed to the player’s development. She recently married Australian tennis player Alex de Minaur in a ceremony in Leicestershire, near where she grew up.

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