It was a difficult day for British tennis fans to see Andy Murray, who won twice at Wimbledon, crash in the second round.
His teenage lover and seven-year-old wife, 34, appears regularly throughout Sir Andy’s career, cheering him out of the player’s box and noting with her passionate gestures. Often collect.
And there was no difference last night. Mrs. Murray wore a pink shirt with jeans and stylish sunglasses to sit on the courtside of a London-based tennis tournament.
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She kept her shiny hair loosely curled and added a touch of glamorous makeup to her character to give it a look.
Husband Andy struggles to deal with the huge serve of American John Isner and is restless as he crashes from the tournament and loses 4-6, 6-7, 7-6, 4-6. I did.
Kim, who has been a favorite of fans for many years, felt visibly painful when Andy went down two sets and took one set, causing excitement for his seven-year-old wife.
However, it was short-lived as he was defeated fourth and lost to Isner, bringing him the oldest presence from the tournament in his career.
Kim was depressed when her husband Andy dropped the first two sets of the match against John Isner.
Kim is often chosen by fans who notice her painful expression while watching her husband Andy play tennis.
Andy’s return to Wimbledon was a difficult day for Murray as he was defeated by American John Isner for the second time.
Andy Murray’s teenage lover was animated when he cheered on her husband during a match against American John Isner.
Kim flashed a stunning engagement ring while cheering Andy on the center court.
Kim was nervous and watching when her husband took him to Wimbledon’s center court, but not because he lost in four sets.
Kim, often highlighted in her various facial expressions during Murray’s match, was clearly contracted by her husband’s struggle in court.
Despite the scoreline, Murray played in the match with only a few runs, with two of the four sets becoming tiebreakers. As a result, watching fans and Kim became painful.
The former world number one is convinced that despite the earliest end of his career at Wimbledon, he can still challenge the Grand Slam, but admits that he cannot offer any guarantees.
The two Wimbledon champions said: ‘Did my opinion change based on tonight’s match? No.
“I think most players on the tour will tell you if such a match won or lost based on a few points here and there. I couldn’t play enough with those points tonight.
“I certainly didn’t help enough at the beginning of the match, I think it’s understandable. You see, he’s a difficult opponent to play against.
“Tonight’s match, I don’t know why it really should change that perspective.”
Murray, who made his Wimbledon debut in 2005, wants to return to his biggest victory scene next year.
But he added: If you feel physically good, you will try to continue playing.
“But with my physical problems over the last few years, it’s very difficult to make long-term predictions about what I’ll do in the next few weeks. Don’t worry about it a year later.
Kim (pictured preparing to sit in her seat) was wearing a brown handbag, accessories, a silver bracelet and a silver watch.
Kim appeared to be at the edge of his seat as he was preparing for Andy’s second round.
“If I’m physically in a good place, yeah, I keep playing, but it’s not easy to keep my body optimal to compete at the highest levels.
Prior to the tournament, Murray talked about how Kim has supported the pain of his injuries and when he was the worst before hip surgery to save his career.
In an interview with the Times, the two champions talked about their unwavering support when his family, especially his wife Kim, was “left in a bad place” due to an injury.
“When I was in a pretty bad place, it wouldn’t have been so much fun to be around,” he explained. “At that time, I wouldn’t have noticed how low I was. But my lower back pain was consuming all my thoughts.
Regarding his wife, Andy added: Kim supported me a lot in my difficult moments. ”
When Kim entered Wimbledon yesterday, she showed her support for Deborah James at the event, wearing one of the “rebellious hope” T-shirts of bowel cancer activists.
She wore a top white version recently launched by retailer InTheStyle in collaboration with Dame Deborah, who sadly lost the five-year fight against bowel cancer yesterday.
Staying casual, the four mothers Kim paired her white T-shirt with denim jeans from the Dame Deborah collection.
Kim and Andy share four children: Eddie, Sophie, Teddy, and a one-year-old daughter whose name has not been announced.
The couple shares four children: Eddie, Sophie, Teddy, and a one-year-old daughter whose name has not been announced.
Andy and Kim, who started dating in 2005, have been married for seven years since their wedding in Dunblane in April 2015.
The couple share four children: Eddie, Sophie, Teddy, and a one-year-old daughter whose name has not been announced.
Kim makes an exception to Wimbledon, but they prefer to rarely attend celebrity parties away from the spotlight.