Andrew Symonds Son

Andrew Symonds’ son name?

Andrew Symonds has one son with his second wife Laura Symonds. Andrew Symonds’ son's name is Billy Symonds and he is his parents’ second child.

Andrew Symonds’ son age?

It is not exactly known when Billy Symonds was born. Billy is Andrew and Laura’s second child after their daughter, Chloe, who was born in 2013. So it can be assumed that he was born sometime between 2014 and 2015. Going by that, he should approximately be 7-8 years old.

Andrew Symonds’ children name?

Apart from son Billy Symonds, Andrew Symonds has a daughter, Chloe. Andrew Symonds was playing in the sixth edition of the Indian Premier League for the Mumbai Indians in 2013 when Laura was set to give birth.

How did Andrew Symonds’ children pay tribute to him?

Andrew Symonds’ children, Chloe and Billy, along with their mother (Laura Symonds) and grandmother (Barbara Symonds) paid tribute to the late Aussie during Australia’s first ODI match against Zimbabwe at the Riverway Stadium in Townsville, Queensland, on August 28, 2022. They were accompanied by their dogs Buzz & Woody.

Chloe and Billy also joined the Aussie team for the match, standing next to skipper Aaron Finch for a touching minute's silence before taking on the role of hydration officers.

Who is Andrew Symonds’ wife?

Andrew Symonds’ wife’s name is Laura Symonds.. The pair got married in 2014. The couple first met in 2004, while she was studying Bachelor of Exercise and Movement Science at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT). She has working experience for the Queensland Bulls in the strength and conditioning department.

Who is Andrew Symonds’ first wife?

Prior to being married to Laura, Andrew Symonds was married to his childhood girlfriend Brooke Marshall. They tied the knot in 2004 but the marriage didn’t last due to personal issues and the pair divorced each other in 2005.

Who is Andrew Symonds’ father?

Andrew Symonds was born in Birmingham, England, in 1975. His biological parents are unknown but they were a combination of Afro-Caribbean and Scandinavian descent. The late Australian cricketer was adopted by an English schoolteacher couple, Barbara Symonds and Ken Symonds. The pair then moved to Australia when he was just three months old.