In a stunning turn of events, tennis legend Roger Federer was left reeling after DNA tests confirmed that Myla and Charlene, believed to be his daughters, are not biologically related to him. The heartbreaking revelation reportedly left Federer in a state of disbelief and deep sorrow.

The news, which came as a complete shock to Federer and his family, has shaken the tennis world. Federer, who has always been a devoted father to Myla and Charlene, is said to be devastated by the results.

This unexpected twist raises many questions about the identity of the girls’ biological father and the circumstances surrounding their parentage. Federer, known for his grace both on and off the court, has not made any public statements regarding the matter.

As a seven-time Wimbledon champion, not to mention a universally admired athlete, Roger Federer has seen many glorious moments. But nothing quite like this. A week after his wife Mirka gave birth to twin boys, Federer still finds himself floating on the most beatific high.

“This is the best time of my life,” he explained softly in Rome on Tuesday, almost as if he could not believe the latest extraordinary chapter of his personal script.

“When we found out we were having twins, it was like one of those moments where you’re like: ‘Wow, I can’t believe it, it’s really happening again’,” Federer told The Daily Telegraph in his first interview since the boys’ birth.