Grand Slam Champ on Raya After Splitting With Wife of 15 Years
Murray’s spokesperson said, “This is an extremely difficult time” when speaking about the divorce.

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Jamie Murray, the brother of former No.1 ranked tennis player Andy Murray, and his wife, Alejandra Gutierrez, have divorced after 15 years of marriage, a rep told The Sun. Murray, the seven-time Grand Slam winner, has joined Raya, a members-only dating app used by celebrities. On the app, he describes himself as an athlete who “travels the world playing tennis.” The two separated last year and divorced in August. Murray’s spokesperson released a statement saying the couple is going through an “extremely difficult time.” A family friend told The Sun, “It’s a really sad situation,” and later stated, “They’re working hard to make it as amicable as possible between them at this stage. The family member also confirmed that Murray is trying to move on by meeting new people on dating sites. The couple wishes to separate amicably and continue caring for their young daughter, Ava.
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