Roger Federer posts picture of twins on Facebook

Saturday, August 8, 2009, 13:48 [IST]

Washington, Aug 8: After choosing to share that happiness of becoming the father of two twins first on Facebook, Tennis legend, Roger Federer has now reportedly uploaded the first picture of his baby twins with wife Mirka.

"As promised, here is a family picture that my dad took. He thinks he"s becoming a professional photographer," US magazine quoted him as saying on his Facebook wall.

The photo shows the parents holding theirs three week old twin daughters Myla Rose and Charlene Riva.

Informing that his twins and the wife were doing great, he thanked the fans for 'warm wishes'.

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