How old is Andrew Castle? Is Wimbledon commentator married with children?
Andrew Castle is a former tennis player turned Wimbledon commentator. This married family man was once one of the UKs top tennis players. And you may also remember him for his GMTV hosting days. Andrew Castle is 59. He was born on November 15, 1951. Andrew has been married to former airline hostess Sophia since 1991. They share two daughters together  Georgina and Claudia. Andrew retired from tennis in 1992. Career highlights included reaching UK number 1 in singles tennis in 1986 and ranking as World No. 80 in June 1988. Andrew told SpeakersCorner that he turned to presenting once his tennis career was over. Andrew Castle Wimbledon  He said: I got into presenting when I called time on my tennis career in 1992. My wife was expecting our first child and I was 28 and looking to the future. Andrew hosted GMTV from 2000 to 2010. He announced he was leaving the popular daytime show in June 2010 ahead of its major revamp. Andrew is still a radio presenter and continues to host for LBC. He hosts weekends early mornings from 7am. Hes known for not holding back when it comes to his political and cultural beliefs. Last year he questioned activist Greta Thunbergs attitude. And went onto This Morning to say he was scared of her. I see her, yes as a force of nature. Andrew competed on Strictly in 2008 for its sixth series. Paired with Ola Jordan, they reached week seven. He went on to say on It Takes Two that he blamed his departure all on himself. Andrew told Claudia Winkleman: I should have danced better. It was time for me to go. Andrew will return to provide BBC coverage of Wimbledon this year. The former professional tennis player has served as part of this award-winning presenting team for many years now. Hes been lead commentator on all mens singles finals since 2003,  This year Wimbledon spectators are required to have had both COVID-19 vaccinations or have proof of a negative COVID-19 test result taken within 48 hours. And they must also wear face masks when unseated. Andrew told The Yorkshire Post that he understands some of the backlash. But ultimately he is thrilled that Wimbledon is returning. He explained: But the fact that Wimbledon is going to be on and in front of people, with a bit of luck with the sun shining, I just think its a fabulous thing. Let us know on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix.