Jamie Murray has recently finalized his divorce after 15 years of marriage, signaling his return to the dating scene. The 39-year-old former doubles world number one, with seven major doubles titles under his belt, officially ended his marriage with Alejandra Gutierrez last month.
The couple first met in 2008 when Gutierrez was studying business. They tied the knot two years later at Cromlix House, a prestigious hotel near Murray’s birthplace in Dunblane, now owned by his brother Andy and sister-in-law Kim. Despite sharing a three-year-old daughter named Ava, the couple decided to part ways.
A spokesperson for Jamie confirmed the divorce, stating that the couple officially divorced on August 22, 2025, after separating the previous year. The statement also emphasized the need for privacy during this challenging time for both Jamie and Alejandra.
The split has undoubtedly been a difficult development for the Murray family, including Andy and their mother Judy. Jamie, who has achieved more Grand Slam doubles titles than his younger brother, was a key figure in Great Britain’s Davis Cup victory in 2015, ending an almost 80-year drought.
Following the separation, reports claim that Jamie has joined the celebrity dating platform Raya, showcasing his athletic background as a world-traveling tennis player. A family friend mentioned that despite the sadness of the situation, efforts are being made to maintain an amicable relationship between Jamie and Alejandra.
While Jamie’s accomplishments in tennis may have been overshadowed by Andy’s success, he has made significant contributions to the sport. Despite past tensions, the Murray brothers have since reconciled and continue to share a strong bond.
