A British celebrity criticizes Andy Murray for his actions at the Paris Olympics, calling him a "cry baby."

Andy Murray was overcome with emotion as he sat in his chair after his latest Olympic victory. The 37-year-old British tennis star had just secured a win at the Paris Olympics on Tuesday, and he couldn't hold back his tears. His close friend and fellow tennis player, Liam Broady, couldn't resist poking fun at him for his emotional display.

Broady and Murray have a playful relationship, often teasing each other on social media. So when Broady saw a perfect opportunity to tease Murray about his tears, he didn't hesitate. After walking past a screen showing highlights of Murray's win, Broady snapped a picture of the moment Murray was crying and jokingly captioned it, "What a cry baby." He even added a smirking emoji to show that it was all in good fun.

Murray had a successful match with his doubles partner, Dan Evans, securing their spot in the quarter-finals. After the match, Murray expressed his emotions, saying, "It's unbelievably emotional. You're obviously unbelievably happy and then for whatever reason, you've got happy tears." He couldn't quite explain why he was crying, but he was clearly overjoyed with the win.

Broady and Murray's playful banter on social media has been going on for quite some time, much to the delight of their fans. In June, Broady shared his frustration about having to warm up for a match at 8:30am, while breakfast didn't open until 9am. Murray couldn't resist teasing him back, saying, "Hope you are ok mate. That sounds terrible." Broady fired back, jokingly saying, "You have five people just to wipe your bum for you man." It's clear that their friendship is full of lighthearted teasing and competitiveness.

Despite their playful jabs at each other, Broady and Murray have a strong friendship. They support each other on and off the court, and their playful banter only adds to their bond. As Murray continues to compete and postpone his retirement, his friendship with Broady will surely continue to bring lighthearted moments to the tennis world.

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