Becker dumps sexy ex through SMS!
London, Nov.29 : Former tennis ace Boris Becker has dumped his glamour-model girlfriend through an SMS, a day before he turned 40.
Thirty-one-year-old Sharlely Kerssenberg said the three-time Wimbledon champ told her not to bother coming to his birthday bash last Wednesday as their year-long affair was over.
But the busty Dutch lass told Germany's Bunte magazine she couldn't hate the German multi-millionaire because she loves him too much.
She said: "The way it was done hurt me deeply. That was anything but cool. But he is the love of my life. He was the perfect boyfriend for me, a true gentleman. I admire him so much," The Sun quoted her, as saying.
Boris fathered sons Noah Gabriel, 13, and Elias Balthasar, eight, during his eight-year marriage to Barbara Feltus.
But it ended in 2001 when it emerged he had fathered a daughter after a five-second bonk with Russian Angela Ermakova in the broom cupboard of a posh London restaurant in 2000.
This month he won joint custody of Anna, now seven, as he was said to be unhappy with how she was being raised.
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