Andy Murray celebrated his retirement from professional tennis by hosting an exclusive party at his £5 million Surrey mansion, attended by close family and friends, including fellow tennis legend Tim Henman. Murray, 37, announced his retirement after his and Dan Evans' exit from the Paris Olympics doubles tournament, concluding a career marked by two Wimbledon titles, two Olympic gold medals, and a US Open win. Henman confirmed that Murray is content with his decision to retire and looks forward to spending more time with his family. Murray's career was notable for his perseverance, including a remarkable comeback with a metal hip. Despite speculations, Henman dispelled any doubts about Murray having second thoughts on his retirement.