Uncategorized
Andy Murray: ‘Missed tournaments means I have got to see my kids growing up
Andy Murray has said a “positive” of having to miss tennis tournaments because of the pandemic and his long-standing hip injury has been spending more time with his growing family.
The two-time Wimbledon champion has played just 25 competitive matches since he had major surgery on his hip three-and-a-half years ago. A large number of tournaments, including Wimbledon,
were cancelled in 2020 due to Covid. Interviewed for this week’s edition of ES Magazine, Murray, 33, said a silver lining of not competing was being able to see his “kids growing up” and developing “great relationships” with them.
Murray and his artist wife Kim met through tennis in 2005 and married in 2015. They live in Oxshott, Surrey and have four children: Sophia, five, Edie, three, son Teddy, who turned one last October, and their fourth baby, born in March.
On keeping his children amused in lockdown, Murray said: “I was building castles out of cardboard boxes, which the kids loved but they looked terrible.”
-
NEWS3 years ago
Who Are The Favorites To Win The 2021 Australian Open
-
TENNIS3 years ago
Roger Federer Admits Wife Mirka And He Could’ve Divorced Without Her Selfless Call
-
NEWS9 months ago
Update: Venus Williams Finally Talks on Marriage
-
TENNIS3 years ago
Andy Murray Reveals if His Kids Are Aware of What He Is Doing And His Comeback On Tour
-
CELEBRITY3 years ago
Andy Murray’s private Surrey mansion to raise four children – see inside
-
NEWS3 years ago
Dominic Thiem’s new girlfriend!
-
CELEBRITY3 years ago
Tennis Pro Naomi Osaka Gives Off Beach Bikini Vibes.
-
CELEBRITY3 years ago
Inside: Serena Williams’ Relationship With Her 9 Siblings