Inside Andy Murray’s secret family life, living in a £5million Surrey mansion with artist wife Kim and their kids

ANDY MURRAY may be far away from home in Tokyo 2020, but you can bet he will be thinking of his family.

The British tennis star, 34, withdrew from the men’s singles at the Olympics, but alongside Joe Salisbury will be hoping for victory over German pair Kevin Krawietz and Tim Putz in the men’s doubles.

Cheering him from home will be his wife Kim and their brood.

Back in March, they became proud parents for the fourth time with the secret birth of a baby born during lockdown.

The notoriously private couple managed to keep the pregnancy quiet until their daughter arrived on the scene.

After revealing the news, Murray withdrew from the Dubai Tennis Championships to concentrate on matters at home.

And that’s very much how the global Covid-19 pandemic has shaped Murray’s life, as he continues his full-time return to the tennis circuit.

The two-time Wimbledon winner – who made a return to singles action at SW19 last month after four years – has enjoyed spending time with missus Kim, 33, who is an artist in their £5million Surrey mansion.

From dressing up in a kilt to amuse his kids to practising his forehand and ensuring he follows a strict diet, the usually discreet tennis legend has recently given us a small window into his life.

HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS
While away from the court, Murray had plenty

The Murray family, including children Sophia, Edith, Teddy and their newest addition, live in a stunning house in a picturesque village.

The 28-acre mansion, which was bought in 2016 for £5m, features a tennis court, swimming pool and a gym.

Murray reportedly added another home in the area to his property portfolio worth £3m but had plans approved to demolish it and build a new house.

During the pandemic, Murray had the opportunity to play the role of a doting father and considerate husband.

The Murray family, including children Sophia, Edith, Teddy and their newest addition, live in a stunning house in a picturesque village.

The 28-acre mansion, which was bought in 2016 for £5m, features a tennis court, swimming pool and a gym.

Murray reportedly added another home in the area to his property portfolio worth £3m but had plans approved to demolish it and build a new house.

And during the pandemic, Murray had the opportunity to play the role of a doting father and considerate husband.