Lilly Becker’s protracted move from the marital home she once shared with estranged husband Boris hit the last phase as she loaded her belongings into a removal van on Monday.
An assortment of furniture and personal mementoes collected during her nine-year marriage to the German tennis ace were loaded into the back of the vehicle as she bid farewell to their £5 million mansion in south-west London.
The Dutch model, 42, was on hand oversee the move, and she gave onlookers a cheery peace-sign while carrying boxes towards her car 
Personal items carried from the property included a framed print of Lilly and son Amadeus, eight, her only child with father-of-four Boris.
Canvas prints of the model and her boy, taken during his infancy, were also among the goods ferried from the home and into a large storage unit.
Lilly looked relaxed in a black sheer top and gym leggings while directing the move as she makes the next step following her split with the former Wimbledon champion.
Lilly and Boris announced their split in May after nine years together, with the couple’s lawyer Christian-Oliver Moser announcing the news in a statement.
The statement read: ‘The decision after a 13-year-long relationship and nine years of marriage wasn’t an easy one.’
Moser added the couple’s main concern now was the well-being of their eight-year-old son, and insisted the separation was ‘amicable’.
Boris wedded his second wife Lilly in Switzerland in 2009 and they welcomed Amadeus the following year.
At the end of 2017, Lilly raved about her husband, and hinted that things were still going strong, despite months of marital woes.
Lilly told Bild On Sunday: ‘Boris is a man with a big heart. What distinguishes him above all is his generosity and willingness to be helpful. He is also a loving father and husband with whom it is never boring.
The protracted move follows reports of the domestic dispute with Boris at the house earlier this month.
Police swooped down to the property at around 10pm after receiving a call over the alleged incident involving the cash-strapped tennis champ and Lilly, according to Bild.