How many children does Andy Murray have as he returns to Wimbledon?
Andy and Kim have been together since 2005 (Picture: DAVID HARTLEY/REX/Shutterstock)  Tennis pro Andy Murray has made a sensational comeback at Wimbledon, powering through his first round match with 24th seed Nikoloz Basilashvili. The two-time tournament winner  who underwent hip resurfacing surgery in 2019 in a bid to save his career  was watched from the sidelines by wife Kim Sears, whom he has been with since 2005. Andy and Kim are now parents to four children. The eldest, daughter Sophia, was born in 2016, while second daughter Edie followed in 2017. The couples son, Teddy, came along in 2019  while Andy and Kim welcomed another baby girl in March of this year, although her name has not been revealed. Andy Murray and Kim Sears got married in Scotland almost 10 years after they first met  and eldest daughter Sophia was born the following year (Picture: Alex B. Huckle/GC Images)  The couple, who are both 34, dated for nine years before tying the knot in a wedding in Scotland on April 11, 2015. The pairs oldest child, Sophia Olivia, was born not long after Andy finished in second place at the Australian Open in 2016. Kim is normally a fixture in the crowd when Andy plays tennis (Picture: Karwai Tang/WireImage)  Kim was heavily pregnant and so could not fly out to support her husband in the tournament and the Scottish sporting star said in an emotional thank you speech after the match against Novak Djokovic: To my wife Kim, who I am sure is going to be watching back home, you have been a legend the last two weeks and I will be on the next flight home.  Murray has made a sensational comeback to Wimbledon (Picture: AP)  Although Andy and Kim keep their private lives largely out of the limelight, Andy recently revealed that Sophia is starting to follow in his footsteps, playing tennis once a week  and also addressed the issue of whether he and Kim would be adding to their brood. My wife wanted four. I was fine with three; she always wanted a big family, Murray told The Times. But its all done now,  adding exactly when asked if that meant they would not be having more children. MORE : Ash Barty sends message to special cancer survivor Carla Suarez Navarro after ending Wimbledon career  MORE : Roger Federer and Andy Murray react to Serena Williams tearful Wimbledon exit  Follow Metro across our social channels, on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram  Share your views in the comments below