Andy Murray revealed that his 3-year-old son, Teddy, called him “rubbish” during his Nottingham Open final win on Father’s Day. Murray said that Teddy started yelling “rubbish” every time he hit a ball into the net, and that it was quite distracting.
Murray joked that he might not want Teddy to be in the crowd for his Wimbledon matches, as his unfiltered critiques might not be appreciated by the other spectators.
This is not the first time that Murray has been called out by his children. In 2018, his daughter, Sophia, called him a “loser” after he lost a match at the US Open. Murray took it in good humor, and said that he was glad that his children were not afraid to speak their minds.
It is clear that Murray has a close relationship with his children, and that they are not afraid to give him their honest opinions.
While it might be a bit embarrassing to be called “rubbish” by your own son, it is also a sign of a healthy relationship. Murray is a great role model for his children, and he is teaching them to be confident and to speak their minds.
It seems that Andy Murray is raising a good group of kids, and they are sure to be a handful for him in the years to come.
