Evert and Roddick celebrate cancer-free Navratilova being able to make skiing holiday: "So happy for you"

Tennis legends Chris Evert and Andy Roddick expressed their joy for Martina Navratilova, who was able to go skiing again after overcoming cancer.

The Czech-American former tennis player revealed last year that she had received a double diagnosis of breast cancer and throat cancer, 13 years after winning her first battle against breast cancer. Just three weeks ago, the 18-time Grand Slam champion shared the news that she was cancer-free again after undergoing radiation and chemotherapy treatments.

Navratilova recently took to social media to share that she was able to go skiing at Aspen Mountain again after facing cancer treatments: "So grateful to be back on my beloved Aspen Mountain, finally. Was supposed to go before Christmas but my body had other ideas. Day 1 is in the books," she shared on Twitter.

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Chris Evert wasted no time in responding to the post, showing support for her former rival on tour: "So happy for you," wrote Evert. Andy Roddick also commented on the former world No. 1's post: "Hell yes," wrote the American.