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PHOTO: Slavica Enjoys Davis Cup Without Bernie

After divorce rumours, Bernie and Slavica took photographs together in Belgrade, and then Bernie was seen with an unknown beauty.

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Slavica Ecclestone at the tennis match Ancic - Massu at the Davis Cup in Porec, Croatia.

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Slavica Ecclestone Watches Ancic – Massu Match

Published: March 06, 2009 22:43h
Last modified: March 06, 2009 22:44h

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Slavica Ecclestone appeared in Porec, where she watched the Davis Cup from the VIP section, not taking off her sunglasses. This is the first time that she has appeared in public since the stories about her divorce with the number one man in F1, Bernie Ecclestone.

When the Ecclestones finally solved all of their problems, Bernie was seen in the company of an unknown dark haired beauty, who he took to dinner. When Slavica found out about the rumours about her husband, she allegedly did not react, say her friends. She is determined to become free and take as much money from Bernie, who is one of the richest men in the UK.

Amongst the VIPs there were: Fredi Kramer, Zlatko Matesa, Radimir Cacic, Zvonimir Hodak, Luka Bebic, Slavko Rasberger and Slavica Ecclestone accompanied by an unknown man.

Take a look at the photo gallery: Slavica Ecclestone Watches Ancic – Massu Match.

On the ground floor of the building, there was a buffet for the VIPs, whilst catering for the press was separate in the press centre, so the VIPs could speak freely without camera flashes.

The organization of the first Davis Cup match in Croatia was excellent, besides on “detail” – the inside of the building was not covered with a mobile phone signal, so some journalists went outside and sent photographs from in front of the hall.