In Pictures: Andy Roddick's wife Brooklyn Decker shares hilarious glimpses of their "drunken summer concerts" and Italian vacation with children
Andy Roddick and his wife Brooklyn Decker enjoyed a fun-filled family summer holiday with their son Hank and daughter Sophie. Deckers shared pictures from their time holidaying first in the US and later in Italy.
After hanging up his racket in 2012, Roddick has been keeping busy as a tennis commentator, running his podcast, and working for the Andy Roddick Foundation. Meanwhile, Decker recently played the character 'Mallory' in the Netflix series Grace and Frankie. She is also the Chief Design Officer of a tech company Finery that she co-owns with her partner Whitney Casey.
Decker took to Instagram to share their family's summer time out. She listed the things that the family did that summer and posted a picture of each in the story. As a 'drunken summer concert', she posted a clip from the couple's time at the Alanis Morisette concert in Austin City Limits.
In the clip, Decker can be seen dancing while Roddick hilariously tries to concentrate on the performance.
"Signs of summer:1. Kids = Koalas 2. Mama D’s Shishitos (my favorite thing we grow.) 3. Buddy reunions 4. Drunken summer concerts 5. Steamy Southern windows. 6. Black bears, bobcats and snakes, oh my," wrote Decker on Instagram.
In another post, Decker shared pictures of the family's Italian vacation. She showed off her adventurous side by posing inside a cave that warned visitors of the animals inside. She also shared a picture of their children staring in wonder at jellyfish in an aquarium.
The family was also joined by Grammy-nominated songwriter Ross Copperman and his family along with other friends.
Brooklyn Decker shared glimpses of the beautiful villa where the family stayed during the vacation.
Andy Roddick announced as USTA's award recipient at US Open 2024 for philanthropic efforts
Andy Roddick has been named the recipient of the USTA (United States Tennis Association) Foundation's Serving Up Dreams award at the 2024 US Open. He will be recognized for his work with underprivileged youth through the Andy Roddick Foundation.
Roddick started his foundation in 2000 at the age of 17 and since then the foundation has strived to provide equal opportunities to children from a weaker economic background in sports and education.
Roddick will receive the award at the opening night gala ahead of this year's US Open.