Martina Hingis confirmed her relationship with French showjumper Thibault Hutin last month, and two days ago, on Friday, the couple got married in the presence of close family in Paris. Their wedding feast is supposed to take place next summer.

"Our wedding came as a surprise for many, but it has been in planning long in advance," Hingis said to Swiss celebrity magazine Schweizer Illustrierte.

On Monday, the magazine will publish the wedding photos of the 30-year-old Hingis and her six years younger husband. (source: Yahoo)

There’s a new name in Martina Hingis’ turbulent love life – it's 24-year-old Frenchman and fellow show jumper Thibault Hutin. The 30-year-old Swiss Miss confirmed the relationship earlier this month in an interview with La Voix du Nord and told Swiss tabloid Blick (Sonntags Blick) that she was "not single anymore".

In March 2010 Hingis announced her engagement to Swiss lawyer Andreas Bieri, but only a month later they broke up. (source: Tennis.com, photo: magorsky)

Yonex has announced a new multi-year partnership with Martina Hingis, their longtime endorser. The news contributes to the recent hints that Hingis could come back from retirement to play doubles, as she will now, according to the announcement, "serve as a featured member of the Yonex advisory staff, play the new EZONE 100 racquet and continue to use the brand's tennis bags, strings and other accessories".

Hingis has been playing exhibitions and today she will play another one, at Arthur Ashe Stadium. The new EZONE series of racquets was launched at the start of the 2010 US Open. (via: Women Who Serve, photo: © Neal Trousdale)

Martina Hingis said she might play on the WTA Tour again, but only in doubles competition. Her possible doubles partner would be Lindsay Davenport. Hingis won 37 WTA Tour doubles titles during her fruitful career, and was runner-up in doubles 14 times. In addition, the Swiss has one mixed doubles title, the 2006 Australian Open.

Hingis, who occupied the top position in both singles and doubles rankings, will play a veteran doubles event at Wimbledon with longtime doubles partner Anna Kournikova. Hingis and Kournikova won two Australian Open titles together in 1999 and 2002. The 29-year-old Hingis retired from the WTA Tour in 2007, the 28-year-old Kournikova hasn’t played since 2003. (via Women Who Serve, photo: Life.com)

In March we reported that Martina Hingis would marry Zurich attorney Andreas Bieri, but now we have to say that the tennis star canceled this engagement as well, at least according to Swiss newspaper A-Z.ch. Hingis wasn’t available for comments about the break up, just like her ex fiancé Bieri.

This piece of information is actually more than two weeks old, but I haven't shared it on my blog until now because, hmm, I was probably waiting to hear it was just a rumor. Now I'm pretty convinced it's true. (source: Tennis Grand Stand, photo: Life.com)