Andy Murray, the three-time Grand Slam champion, has revealed that his children have no interest in tennis. In an interview with The Times, Murray said that his two daughters, Sophia and Edie, are more interested in other things, such as animals. He also said that his one-year-old son, Teddy, only uses a tennis racquet to knock things over.
Murray said that he is not pushing his children to play tennis and that he just wants them to find their own passion. He also said that he is happy for them to try different sports and see what they enjoy.
Murray’s comments are a reminder that not all children of elite athletes follow in their parents’ footsteps. It is also a reminder that it is important to let children find their own passion and to support them in whatever they choose to do.
