Andy Murray appears to have broken a relationship rule he believed his wife Kim had set, after the couple were spotted together on the golf course at the weekend. The former tennis star previously admitted on the Romesh Ranganathan Show that he thought Kim preferred him to be out of the house playing golf alone, saying: 'I don't think she wants me in the house all day bothering her.'
However, Murray shared a picture on his Instagram story of Kim smiling on the fairways alongside their dog Bonnie, seemingly enjoying a child-free outing. The couple have four children together: Sophia, 10, Edie, seven, Teddie, five, and Lola, four. Murray placed a red love heart emoji over the image, showing his affection.
The 37-year-old, who retired from professional tennis last year, has been honing his golf game and is considering a career change. 'I'm considering becoming a golf caddie, hopefully for a professional golfer at some stage,' he said. 'It would be a brilliant job.' He also expressed a desire to try qualifying for The Open, though he admitted he is 'fully aware of how good the players are'.
If Kim supports his golf ambitions, it could mean more peace and quiet at home for the couple. Murray quipped that his wife is 'fine with it, so long as I help drop-off and pick-up' the children.
