Croatian model Tatjana Dragovic confirmed today in the local press that she is pregnant. The father is her long-time boyfriend, tennis star Goran Ivanisevic, mostly known as the first-ever player to win the Wimbledon tournament after entering as an unseeded player, in 2001. Tatjana put her modelling career on hold after Goran won Wimbledon title and the couple now live in Tatjana's native Zagreb.

Marie-Anne from Zagreb sent me a hilarious interview with the couple from OK! Magazine. The highlights:

- How did the two of you meet?
Tatjana: Goran called my agency in New York. He left a message and asked me to call him in Long Island, where he was playing in a tournament. I called him and asked him what he wanted but I didn't know who he was.

- Didn't things get off to a rather rocky start?
Goran: We spoke for a year on the phone and then she called me after Wimbledon 1998 and I said I would call her back in ten minutes and I didn't call her for a month! And then we started talking again and then we met again and that's how it started.

- So your relationship was quite a challenge at the start?
Goran: In the beginning it was tough because she was a very proud and stubborn person. It was very hard for me because she didn't understand much about tennis. I always had to explain to her that I had fight all day on the court and that I didn't want to come home and fight with her too. I said to her that I couldn't do it anymore and it was too much. But then she started to understand that our relationship was going to be a little bit different. And now everything is perfect.

-Tatjana, you had some negative press coverage after Goran's win...
I don't know what was going on in the international press because I didn't get a chance to read it but here in Croatia it was unbelievable. I thought they would write more about his success rather than getting involved in his personal life. If I am the right choice or not is nothing to do with his tennis. If it all happened again now I would know how to deal with it, but it was the first time that something like that had ever happened to me.