News about Johanna Konta

Judy Murray has warned that young female tennis players are being bombarded with death threats from gamblers who lose money betting on them. Mrs Murray, the mother of two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray, said on social media that gambling addicts who have lost money have a chance to criticize tennis players more specifically. "I know that some of the girls on our team had a real issue with it because a lot of people bet on the Cup," the tennis coach, 64, said. They lose, so they respond.

With his partner Tommy Andrews, the influencer and DJ (left) addresses Alfie, a two-year-old boy and the four-month-old Ada. After tennis champion Johanna Konta's mother found parenting 'dull,' she and her children Alfie and Ada were invited to participate in a Good Morning Britain debate with broadcaster Clare Muldoon. Ashley commented, 'I'm really jealous of the mothers and fathers who do love all aspects of parenting, and I wish I was that person.' Ashley continued, "Before motherhood, I was going around the world." She was quizzed by host Kate Garraway about what she finds'monotonous.' I could see my friends whenever I wanted, and there was spontaneity and excitement in my life.' Clare, a mother of four children aged between 25 and 19, said that motherhood has never been boring or a drudge.' The segment, surprisingly, sparked further discussion among parents on Twitter (inset).

Johanna Konta, the former British number one, has said that being a mother is tedious, but she'd much rather play on Centre Court than playing on Centre Court. Konta, 32, called time on her career two years ago and gave birth to daughter Emmeline last September. Despite playing invitational doubles at Wimbledon, pitting former professionals against one another - with Caroline Wozniacki, she revealed she would never return to full time. 'It's monotonous, boring, and, compared to what I used to do, it's really difficult to transition into a very selfless existence, and it isn't fun.' However, I would choose it every single day over playing on Centre Court.' I love what my life was like, but I'm learning to love my life more now.'

Ash Barty, a well-known former tennis celebrity, is set to welcome her first child with her partner Garry Kissick in a few weeks. When she stepped out in Brisbane on Monday, the former three-time Grand Slam champion, 27, showed off her massive baby bump. As she followed a friend to her car outside her house, Pregnant Ash revealed her growing bump in a white T-shirt.

Ash Barty, a retired tennis player, was seen at Brisbane airport with her growing baby bump, after delighting sports enthusiasts all throughout the year when it was revealed that she and her husband Garry Kissick are expecting their first child. As she walked through the airport on Thursday morning, the 26-year-old grand slam champion was comfortably dressed in a baggy t-shirt that showed off her blossoming stomach. Barty was also seen carrying Sarah Bailey's book Into the Night, as well as her luggage.

She recently revealed that she and her partner, Garry Kissick, were expecting their first child together. When she landed in Brisbane with Garry on Monday, tennis legend Ash Barty, 26, disguised her growing bump under a baggy jumper. Ash walked through the airport wearing a loose green and white jumper.

Last week, Ash Barty shocked her followers by announcing that she and her partner Garry Kissick were expecting their first child together. The tennis legend was seen arriving at Melbourne Airport on Friday morning just days before the Australian Open. The 26-year-old paired her tight black T-shirt with a loose black T-shirt that she matched with comfy matching pants to highlight her growing baby bump.

On Thursday, the Wimbledon, French, and Australian Open champion was seen strolling her dogs near her Brisbane home. Barty delighted sports fans the world over when she announced her pregnancy on Friday by releasing a snapshot of her pet Origi posing with a pair of baby shoes (inset).

Ash Barty and her partner, Garry Kissick, are expecting their first child together. On Friday night, the tennis champion, 26, posted a snapshot of her Border Collie sitting next to a pair of baby shoes on Instagram. '2023 is expected to be the best year to date.' 'We're so excited for our new adventure,' she wrote.

Johanna Konta has revealed the birth of her first child. In an Instagram post on Tuesday, the former professional tennis player, who resigned from the sport in December, posted a snapshot of her cradling her newborn. The 31-year-old announced that her daughter was born on Monday and is referred to Emmeline.

Following the Queen's death at the age of 96, Gary Lineker and Harry Kane led the tributes to her. On Thursday evening, Buckingham Palace revealed the news. 'Such a sad day,' lineker tweeted.' Her Majesty The Queen has died. 'A truly remarkable woman who served her country with humour, fortitude, and grace.' A soothing presence in the lives of the majority of us. Your Majesty will rest in peace.'