The 20-time Grand Slam champion, Roger Federer has a tremendously enormous fan base. From actors to singers, everyone across the world admires the Swiss maestro. Recently, Chris Martin, a band member of Coldplay, revealed his wish on what would he become in another life. Unexpectedly, Martin wants to be Roger Federer’s underpants.

The weird answer from the singer certainly kept fans thinking. In addition, Roger Federer has admitted previously that he’s a Coldplay fan. The Swiss player celebrated his 36th birthday at a Coldplay concert.

Chris Martin wants to become Roger Federer’s underpants in another life

Chris Martin is a singer, songwriter, and lead vocalist of the well-known band named Coldplay. Recently in a podcast with the DJ Jo Wiley, the band members shared some interesting conversations on the podcast. As the interview progressed, Wiley started to ask captivating questions. Chiefly, one such question she asked was about what would they become in another life.

The rest of the members of the band gave normal questions like an owl, splendid fairywren, and himself. However, Chris Martin was thinking out of the box. From nowhere, he said he wants to come back as ‘Roger Federer’s underpants’. The reply created a lot of buzz on the podcast itself.

Well, Martin must be joking as no one would want to get in the pants of Roger Federer, or would he?

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Federer celebrated his 36th birthday at Coldplay’s concert

Former World No. 1, Roger Federer attended Coldplay’s concert on his special day in 2017. After the concert, he took to Twitter to thank the British group for showing him a wonderful time. ” Thanks for the shoutout @coldplay Wonderful show. Enjoyed every minute,” he wrote from his Twitter account.

Unfortunately, Roger Federer has pulled out from the upcoming Australian Open 2022. The Swiss ace sustained a major knee injury after Wimbledon 2021, which has made him rethink his comeback. We wish Roger a speedy recovery.

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