The British tennis star leaves nothing to the imagination as he shares the x-ray photo after undergoing a hip surgery.
- Jan 30, 2019
AceShowbiz - Fresh off his retirement announcement, Andy Murray has undergone a surgery for his chronic hip pain. The pro tennis player took to his Instagram page to give an update on his condition after the procedure and in the process, he accidentally revealed his penis.
The 31-year-old shared two photos, one of which showed him lying on hospital bed with an IV attached to his hand. "I underwent a hip resurfacing surgery in London yesterday morning...feeling a bit battered and bruised just now but hopefully that will be the end of my hip pain," he wrote in the caption, jokingly adding, "and I look like I've got a bit of a gut."
In the second photo, he showed the x-ray of his hip post-surgery. "I now have a metal hip as you can see in the 2nd photo," he pointed out. But he might have shared more than he intended to as the x-ray doesn't only show his hips and pelvis, but also his private parts.
Fans soon trolled him for accidentally revealing his penis. "Huge thanks to Andy Murray for sending the world an X-Ray d**k pic this morning!" one quipped. Another enthused, "Am sure @andymurray has girls sliding in his dms."
"I've been staring at this photo for 15 minutes and I still can't see a hip.....," another wittily commented. Someone else similarly wrote, "All I can see is his c**k." Another simply added, "great c**k."
The photo has been up for almost 24 hours but he has not taken it down despite the responses that have been flooding the comment. He's either still not aware of it or he's doesn't mind to have a photo of his penis circulating online.
"does he know we can see his penis in the xray," one bemused follower asked. Another speculated, "I think Andy Murray can't see his c**k in this pic."
Andy tearfully announced his decision to undergo the surgery, which may force him into early retirement, during a press conference ahead of the Australian Open in Melbourne. The three-time Grand Slam title winner and two-time Olympic gold medalist said that he needed the surgery to correct debilitating hip pain that he had endured for a long time.
The Scottish-born athlete stressed that though the surgery might relieve his pain, he may not be able to return to tennis field as a player. He was defeated by Roberto Bautista Agut in the first-round match of the Australian Open which could be the last of his career.
