Murray turns into a Scottish princess

While other players are taking on challenges or cleaning their house, Andy Murray has decided to become a princess. Don't worry, the former world No. 1 isn't quitting tennis and one of those challenges is his own creation. This was all the work of his daughters.

His two daughters, Edie and Sophia, wanted to play dress up, mistaking a kilt for a skirt (is there really a difference?) and added a crown.

"I tried to explain it was a kilt not a skirt but they assured me it was definitely a skirt," Murray said.

Before the tour shutdown became commonplace, Murray had yet to play a match in the 2020 season.

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