Andy Murray dons a tiara and ‘skirt’ as he plays dress up with his daughters
Life in lockdown with young children continues to lead to social media gems and Andy Murray is the latest parent to provide us with giggles after being told to “put on his skirt” by his daughters.
It was dress-up Sunday in the Murray household and the three-time Grand Slam winner’s his daughters decided it was time for him to wear a tiara and a “skirt”.
“When your daughters want to play dress up and say “daddy put on your skirt!”. I tried to explain it was a kilt not a skirt but they assured me it was definitely a skirt😂 🏴,” the 32-year-old said in his Instagram post.
Of course his attire went down a treat with his fans judging by the comments on the Instagram post.
Like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter @T365Official.
Latest
-
NewsCoco Gauff unsure how she will feel on her return to Wimbledon
The American’s career took off in 2019 when she made it to the fourth round at SW19.
-
NewsMatteo Berrettini beats Britain’s Cameron Norrie in final at Queen’s
Norrie, 25, was attempting to become only the second Brit to win at Queen’s, after Andy Murray, since the Second World War.
-
Kevin PalmerExclusive – Annabel Croft urges tennis players not to treat the media as their enemy
Former British No.1 Annabel Croft fears some…
-
NewsCameron Norrie sets up Matteo Berrettini final after big win at Queen’s Club
The 25-year-old will now face top seed Matteo Berrettini as he looks to claim his first ATP title.
-
NewsAndy Murray’s cheeky post from England v Scotland game creates social media stir
Andy Murray has tended to avoid getting involved in the England v Scotland rivalry, but he couldn’t resist on Friday night.
-
NewsBritish number one Dan Evans goes out at quarter-final stage at Queen’s Club
But Cameron Norrie books his place in the last eight.
-
NewsDan Evans has his run at Queen’s Club ended by Matteo Berrettini
Top seed Matteo Berrettini reached the semi-finals with a 7-6 (5) 6-3 victory.
-
Kevin PalmerExclusive – Tennis needs to build ‘female workforce’ to reach a new audience
Judy Murray wants to see more women participating in tennis at all levels.
-
WimbledonNaomi Osaka will not play at Wimbledon but she is preparing to return to the game
Wimbledon is set to begin on June 28 and Naomi Osaka will be missing.
-
NewsAndy Murray insists his ambition is not dented after compressive defeat at Queen’s Club
The Scot was overpowered 6-3 6-3.