News about Kim Sears

Kim Murray, 35, looked relaxed as she entered the historic Flushing Meadows Corona Park in New York City to watch the game. The mother-of-four was dressed in a monochrome striped short-sleeved top that she tucked into a brown skirt. Kim sat on the grandstand to watch her athlete husband Andy Murray, 36, play French tennis player Corentin Moutet. Murray was triumphant in the Big Apple in straight sets, 6-2 7-5 6-3.

Fabian Martinez, a hairstylist and trichologist at The London Hair Clinic, has shared how the mother of four, 35, got her new enviable hairstyle. Kim (pictured left and right) looked stunning in a £695 Zimmerman outfit as she cheered on her husband on Centre Court at the All England Club last night as he faced Stefanos Tsitsipas in a four-set match that will conclude today, with one team fighting Stefanos Tsitsipas. At SW19 this year, she unveiled her new 70s-inspired 'butterfly cut'.

Kim Sears demonstrated that looks were being served alongside tennis balls at Wimbledon today as she commanded attention in a pink floral mini-dress. In the second round of SW19, the mother-of-four, 35, looked stunning in his Zimmerman dress as she cheered on husband Andy Murray. The painter, who is best known for her luscious locks, stunned her with a well-coiffed 'do and natural make-up look as she cheered on her beau.

Kim Sears strutched her luscious locks today as she celebrated her husband Andy Murray's return to Wimbledon as she began her quest for her third Wimbledon title today. In the first round of the SW19 tournament, the mother-of-four, 35, sat courtside in a sleek white shirt as she watched her husband battle fellow British star Ryan Peniston. In the crisp white shirt she paired with a lowkey pair of jeans, the painter gave a nod to classic tennis fashion.

Andy Murray has always been able to count on the help of his wife Kim Sears (pictured together, center, on their wedding day). They started dating in 2005 when she was 17 and 18 years old, and are now happily married with four children: Sophia, seven, Edie, five, Teddie, three, and Lola, a two-year-old girl who is believed to be Lola. Kim (pictured left in 2008) can often be seen in the stands as her partner of 15 years fights it out on the court, and often is accompanied by their children. As such, she will almost certainly support him once more as the former world No. 1, three-time Grand Slam champion, Davis Cup champion, and two-time Wimbledon champion returns to SW19.

Kim Sears (left and right), 35, dressed in a chic green summer frock, looked tense as she watched her husband's first round match against Alex de Minaur in London today. During the nail-biting match, she appeared on the edge of her seat. However, although Andy, 36, appeared to be steadfast in his efforts, he eventually lost 6-3, 6-1 to his 24-year-old foe. In Surbiton and Nottingham, the sports legend had won ten matches in a row.

Andy Murray has won three Grand Slam titles and gained countless followers from around the world over the course of his 18-year career. However, although the Wimbledon champion can normally rely on the crowd's help when he plays on UK soil, Andy's top followers are, by default, Kim, 35, and their four children. Kim gave Andy a heartwarming Father's Day surprise by bringing their children to watch him play at the Nottingham Open over the weekend (left inset). Murray, 36, expressed genuine surprise as they gathered his children, saying, 'they're all here,' and admitted he had no idea' they were coming to watch. Here's a look back at how Kim and her four adorable children have helped Andy get him through all the highs and lows of the past few years. Right: Andy and Kim kiss after winning in San Jose in 2006. Centre: The couple on their wedding day in 2015. On a red carpet in 2019, Andy and Kim pose. Right inset: Andy recovering from hip surgery in 2019

Today, the British tennis star lifted the Nottingham Open final trophy - but had no idea his four children were watching him do it. Kim Sears, 35, Murray's wife, brought all four of the couple's children to the match, and it was a double celebration for the Scottish tennis player as he won the tournament on Father's Day. (Pictured from left: Andy Murray lifting the Nottingham Open final trophy, wife Kim watching from the stands with two of the couple's children)