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Grand Slam Winner Blames Ex-Husband For Losing £31m Fortune

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Former tennis star Arantxa Sánchez Vicario has blamed her ex-husband, Josep Santacana, for the complete loss of her estimated £31 million fortune. Sánchez Vicario, who shared details in a television interview on the Spanish show Universo Callejo, stated that she fell blindly in love and trusted Santacana to handle all financial decisions because she did [...]

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Grand Slam Winner Blames Ex-Husband For Losing £31m Fortune

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