Andy Murray’s new life now as he and Kim welcome new addition after heartbreak
It’s been just over a year since Andy Murray hung up his racket for good after announcing his retirement from tennis.
The former British number one walked away from the game last summer having cemented his status as one of the greatest players of his generation, winning 46 titles, including two Wimbledons and one US Open, as well as three Olympic medals. However, he certainly hasn’t started taking it easy in retirement, having got stuck in to several exciting new ventures and made some big announcements since ending his playing career.
Those new ventures have included teaming up with long-time rival Novak Djokovic to work as the Serbian star’s coach for the Australian Open, with that move taking the tennis world by surprise last year. However, while they reached the semi-finals Down Under together, their shock partnership came to an end after just six months.
