Well he is good with his shots! Watch Andy Murray celebrating like a champion with his wife Kim as they partied with drinks and sparklers until 3.30am

Andy Murray said he was going to enjoy his second Wimbledon victory more than his first - and from the looks of his night out it seems like he did.

After enjoying the Champions dinner at the Guildhall in London, the 29-year-old Scot and wife Kim made their way to trendy nightclub Drama in the capital - while his mother-in-law Leonore Sears was looking after their five-month-old daughter Sophia. 

The couple were caught on camera enjoying what appeared to be shots as they laughed and danced with a group of friends.

And at around 3.30am the couple emerged looking slightly worse for wear after a night of celebrating the SW19 victory.

Murray certainly seemed to have a good night, posing for pictures with fans inside the nightclub with a broad smile across his face while his wife was seen getting into the spirit of the occasion, throwing her arms up high and dancing around. 

Andy Murray was pictured enjoying what appeared to be shots with a group of friends at around 1am this morning at a London nightclub

Wife Kim, left, picked up a couple of drinks alongside mixed doubles winner Heather Watson as they made a toast this morning

Murray's friends could be heard chanting 'Andy, Andy!' in the background before everyone joins in shouting 'A, A, A!' as they grab drinks in the early hours of this morning

Murray, centre, was also seen putting an arm round a friend and joking with him in the nightclub at around 1am this morning

The place is then lit up by sparklers as cheers and loud dance music is heard in the background of the swanky late-night venue

In the footage Murray can be seen hugging and celebrating with a male friend while surrounded by an entourage, some of whom are holding large sparklers.

Loud dance music is playing in the background, making it almost impossible to hear what is being said, although the crowd appear to be chanting something.

A waiter later appears carrying a tray of orange drinks in shot glasses arranged around another sparkler, while the crowd can be heard chanting 'Andy, Andy, Andy' and 'A, A, A' as Murray, whose shirt is untucked, reaches for a glass.

Meanwhile Kim grabs two of the drinks and Heather Watson can be seen in the background reaching for another, before the two women toast each other.

A fellow reveller, who asked not to be named, said Murray arrived at the club at around 1am and seemed to have a 'great night'.

He said: 'Andy was very positive and very happy. He was with a group of five or six guys and everyone looked like they were having a good time.

'I didn't notice his wife much but it was very crowded and he had security around him. There were lots of people taking photos of him from far away, but there wasn't any trouble or anything. He was just having a nice time.

'I'm not sure how much he was drinking. The people around him seemed to be drinking a lot but I only saw him with some orange shots. It could have been orange juice but I suspect it was alcohol.' 

Murray is seen celebrating with the friend, first grasping his hands, left, and then joining in some chanting in his direction, right

Murray then playfully rubs the man's head, pictured. Revellers said the athlete was 'very positive' and had a 'very nice time' last night

Hours later he emerged from Drama nightclub in London, pictured, looking slightly worse for wear at 3.30am this morning

The Wimbledon champion looked bleary eyed after getting into a car outside the club this morning as he chatted to his doting wife Kim

Kim, who gave birth to their daughter Sophia in February, extended a comforting arm towards her husband on their way home this morning

But by mid-morning Murray had little trouble maintaining his composure as he appeared at a post-Wimbledon press conference at 10.30am

The Scot then appeared on television at 6.30am giving an interview to the BBC, raising questions at how much sleep he'd been able to have, but it was actually a pre-recorded segment.

But he was back live and in person for a post-Wimbledon press conference at 10.30am where he maintained his composure to talk about his terrific achievement. 

He admitted at the press conference he was feeling 'tired' after his celebrations and he was looking forward to a few days' rest.

Murray said: 'I had a rough night last night, good celebrations with the teams, it was good fun.'

He added the win felt 'a lot nicer' than his first Wimbledon victory because he was 'calmer and a lot happier'. 

Then, appearing for an interview on Loose Women later, he admitted mother-in-law Leonore was at home with the baby while he and Kim partied away.

He said: ' I got a few hours [sleep] in before I came into Wimbledon this morning. I had a good night. The mother-in-law was babysitting.'

Murray added the crowd was a big factor in his win this year and was grateful for all the support he received.

He said: 'It helps, it makes a big difference, important moments I've played and when there’s atmosphere and the crowd is against you. It's easier to play when there's the support.

Murray seemed please to share his joy with his fans as actor and DJ Lohrasp Kansara, pictured with the tennis star, snapped this picture with him inside the club in the early hours with Kim dancing in the background

Murray, pictured leaving the nightclub, was seen carrying some bottles of water with him as he departed the scene at 3.30am

Kim, left and right, spent time saying her goodbyes and hugging friends outside Drama as the couple made their way home

'I find it hard the night before the match and the morning and build up is bad but once I get on the court I'm much better. It’s because I've played tennis my whole life so I know how to do it

'I still get angry, but it's better than it was before. The nerves are hard to keep in check., You can't control them you can't just decide not to get nervous. 

'The reason why I get nervous for Wimbledon is because it's the biggest tennis tournament in the world, it's what I train for the whole year. I find a way of dealing with them, nerves aren't a bad thing.'

Murray also revealed fatherhood has 'changed his attitude' to everything and that he found it difficult to be away from his pregnant wife during the Australian Open in January.

He said: 'It changes everything. It was hard over in Australia, it was bad timing on our part, we should have thought that through a little bit better but it worked out in the end, it's been an amazing few months. Hopefully it’ll continue on the court too. She's helped me in that respect for sure. 

'I have always been very emotional, people don't always see it but if you ask my wife she will tell you I'm pretty emotional. Obviously having children changes your perspective on life. I feel like I'm appreciating things a bit more now. 

'Tennis isn't the be all and end all which is a good thing. The first thing I think of when I get up in the morning isn’t tennis anymore and that's a good thing.'

Murray, pictured left and right leaving the club with Kim at 3.30am, confirmed he had a 'good night' and got 'some' sleep

Speculation is rife Murray, right, and Kim, left, took the trophy with them as a minder was seen carrying a large green box around, left and right, when they left in the early hours of the morning

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Murray, left, dressed down for the after party, while one of his team was happy enough to carry around his Moss Bross clothes, right when they left the club

Kim, right, also looked tired after dancing the night away with her husband, left, until the early hours of this morning

Also out enjoying the occasion was Heather Watson, pictured leaving Drama in the early hours of the morning, who was celebrating her mixed doubles title victory

Sophia will be coming with her parents on most of their trips around the world though, as Murray confirmed on camera.

He said: ' She's done Miami, Rome, she's definitely coming to New York so she's done all right so far.'

Murray beat Milos Raonic in straight sets to earn his third Gram Slam title overall.

Speculation is rife that he had the trophy with him on the night out, with a suited minder carrying a green box that is believed to have contained the golden prize.

He was suited and booted himself last night as the star was no doubt keen to let his hair down as he threw his arms around his beautiful wife who looked stunning in a golden sequin dress at the traditional dinner.

But by the time he left the nightclub the dinner jacket and bow tie were nowhere to be seen as Murray and his wife enjoyed partying into the night. 

After winning at SW19 for the first time in 2013, Murray had to endure a three-year wait to add to his collection of major trophies, losing in three Grand Slam finals to arch-nemesis Novak Djokovic. Now that Murray has ended that barren run, he believes his peak period is still ahead of him.

Murray said: 'I still feel like my best tennis is ahead of me, that I have an opportunity to win more [Grand Slams]. Everyone's time comes at different stages. Some come in their early 20s, some mid 20s. Hopefully mine is still to come.

Murray had a somewhat vacant expression, pictured, while sitting in the car being driven away from the club at 3.30am 

Murray, left and right in the car at the end of his night out, said this year's win meant more because he was 'calmer and happier'

Murray, pictured leaving the scene at 3.30am, later revealed mother-in-law Leonore Sears was looking after baby daughter Sophia

Murray told the packed press conference at Wimbledon at 10.30am that he had 'good celebrations' with his team last night

'I obviously would have loved to have won more. The guys that I've been playing against have won lots. If I want to add to three slams, I'm going to have to find ways to win against them. It's very rare that you get through a slam without playing Novak, Roger [Federer] or Rafa [Nadal].'

Murray has endured repeated tough times in the past at Grand Slam events, losing a total of eight finals during his career, but believes yesterday's success is forged by what he has learnt from these defeats.

Murray said: 'I don't mind failing. Failing is OK, providing that you have given your best and put everything into it. Obviously a lot of questions would get asked of me after those losses, but failing is not terrible. [I have been] learning from all of my losses. That's what I've done throughout most of my career.

'I'm just really proud that I managed to do it again after a lot of tough losses in the latter stages of the slams over the last couple of years.

'I am also aware of how difficult these competitions are to win once. To do it twice here, an event where there is a lot of pressure on me to perform well, I am very proud with how I have handled that over the years.'

Murray was back on Centre Court today at mid-morning to continue the celebrations with his hard-earned trophy, pictured

The Scot, pictured at Wimbledon at around 10am, never looked in danger in the final but still had to win two tie-breaks to secure victory

Murray paid tribute to the hard-working Wimbledon ground staff at Centre Court this morning, thanking them for their efforts

He posed for a picture with them and the trophy, pictured, in mid-morning, with everyone unable to keep the smiles off their faces

The champion then posed for selfies individually with some of the ground staff this morning, making some unforgettable memories

Murray is worth around £58million currently through endorsements and commercial deals, according to the Sunday Times Rich List.

Sponsorship veterans said world No 2 Murray's beefed-up appeal comes from calming down his rants and sulks now he has married Kim, 28, and become father to Sophia, born in February.

Experts said Murray's fortune would rocket even if he loses due to having a wider appeal, as with Beckham, whose family wealth has rocketed to £240m since he retired from football due to his combined family appeal from wife Victoria and children.

Beckham's agent Simon Fuller also masterminds Murray's sponsorship partnerships, which already include a £15million deal with Sportswear firm Under Armour, as well as deals with Head, Jaguar and Standard Life. 

Murray's wealth doubled from £32million before he won Wimbledon in 2013 to his current £58million, which includes a small slice for brother Jamie.

Veteran sponsorship consultant Nigel Currie, 55, whose former clients include Samsung, Barclays and Volkswagen, said: 'Murray is a very hot property.

Murray kept a close hold on his trophy at Wimbledon this morning. He won the prize in emphatic style, dropping two sets all tournament

Last night's activities appeared to still be affecting the champion by mid-morning, and he enjoyed a quick break during the photoshoot

Murray was still enjoying the big moment this morning as he celebrated with mother Judy, right, and grandmother Shirley Erskine, left, in a photo his mother tweeted at around 10am

Murray, elft, and Serena Williams, right, looked glamorous as they posed with their respective trophies at the Champion's dinner

'He would be looking at easily seeing his current worth double over the next three years.

'Sponsorship deals are attracting bigger and bigger sums for players and his money will keep going up.

'His family make him more and more marketable as he attracts wider media coverage now, as celebrity families do, and that makes him even more marketable.'

Marcel Knobil, 52, of marketing firm VeryFirstTo, who has worked with Coca Cola, Yamaha and Braun, said: 'As long as Murray maintains momentum, he will be looking at pushing £100m of value within two years, and more afterwards.

After Murray's match, Prince William and Kate congratulated the 29-year-old as he clutched the gilt trophy to his chest.

The couple asked him about his baby daughter Sophia, in an exchange caught by the BBC.

William said: 'How's your daughter?'

Murray then appeared on Loose Women shortly after 12.30pm today, still looking tired from his night's excursions 

The 29-year-old spoke to Coleen Nolan, left, and Janet Street Porter about fatherhood in the lunchtime interview via videolink

Murray, pictured, told the daytime television show hosts his daughter Sophia would continue to jet around the world with him 

Murray charmed the lunchtime show hosts with his candid answers, making Janet Street Porter, pictured, laugh on several occasions

Murray replied: 'She's great. Last three nights slept through.'

William commented that had been 'a good omen'.

Murray returned the favour by inquiring about Princess Charlotte, saying: 'She's five months now... and yours?'

The answer could not be heard, but Murray went on to talk about serving, before Kate said: 'Many congratulations, it was a great game.'

William said: 'So pleased for you, well done,' and Kate added: 'You can relax with your family now.'

Murray also spoke to actor Benedict Cumberbatch and his wife Sophie Hunter. 

Andy was not the only Murray enjoying last night, as mother Judy proved, posting this snap with Brit Heather Watson, who won the mixed doubles with Finnish partner Henri Kontinen

Murray posted this cheeky snap yesterday afternoon as he revealed holding the trophy made his post-match ice bath 'bearable'