SIR ANDY MURRAY has done more than enough to earn himself some down time.
Still mixing it with the best at the age of 35 after numerous injuries and operations, he’s showing no signs of giving up on winning more tournaments.
Next week at the Monte Carlo Masters he plans to do just that, but not before he took his family off to Marbella for a holiday.
It seems then that he listened to tennis legend Bjorn Borg’s marriage advice…
Andy and wife Kim generally like to keep their family life tightly under wraps but the two-time Wimbledon champ shared some adorable pictures of their children enjoying the Spanish sun and playing at the beach.
The couple, who wed in 2015, have four kids.
Edie was the couple’s second child and their fourth child was also a girl but her name is not known to the public.
Their third child is their only boy, Teddie.
Andy shared a post in his Instagram feed showing some of what the family got up to, and thanked the resort they were staying at.
The resort is styled like an Andalusian village with suites and private villas on site and more than 15 bars and restaurants.
A spa and golf course are also part of the complex and, you guessed it, plenty of tennis courts.
In one image, Andy is seen holding his son Teddie up above his head at the dinner table, with a gorgeous blue skye in the background.
He said: “Just finished a great training week/holiday with my team and family at @puenteromanoresort in Marbella. What a great place. 😍 Thanks so much for looking after us.
“Now on way to @rolexmontecarlomasters for first time since 2017! Wish me luck 😅”
Andy raising Teddie above his headCredit: @ANDYMURRAY
Of course, tennis star Andy had to check out the courtsCredit: @ANDYMURRAY
Next week will be the first time in six years that the Scot has competed in the Monte Carlo Masters, one of the premier events in the ATP Tour’s clay court season.
The 2016 Olympic gold medallist has never won the prestigious tournament and his best result is reaching the semi-finals which he did on three occasions, in 2009, 2011 and 2016.
King of Clay Rafael Nadal holds the record for 11 Monte Carlo titles, and the current champ is Stefanos Tsitsipas, who won the tournament in both 2021 and 2022.
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