Lily Muni was born in Chengdu, Sichuan, China, but moved with her family to Vancouver and then San Diego.
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If there ever was a driver on the 2022 grid who needed a good comeback story, it was British-Thai racer Alex Albon. When his Formula One career began, Albon was a driver for Red Bull Racing after being promoted from Scuderia Toro Rosso. He was recruited as a replacement for Pierre Gasly. The expectations of being in a team like Red Bull Racing will always be high but that kind of pressure on a rookie is surely unfair. Perhaps the pressure got to him during his first stint in F1 as he just could not get the results necessary. It was not like his performances were poor or even below par. The Brit was consistently finishing in the points but it was never high up enough. There was bad luck involved as well but not getting a single podium during his time at Red Bull surely hurt his chances. Albon currently is a driver for Williams and his teammate is Nicholas Latifi.
Following the Hungarian Grand Prix in 2019, Red Bull Racing announced that Albon would take over for Pierre Gasly and partner Max Verstappen at the team beginning with the Belgian Grand Prix in 2019. Albon finished seventh in the World Drivers’ Championship with 92 points in his maiden season. At the FIA Prize Giving Ceremony, he was named Rookie of the Year. In 2020, he continued to race for Red Bull with Verstappen, although he did not have the finest of seasons, finishing seventh with 105 points. In 2021, Albon was replaced by Sergio Perez at Red Bull and the Brit had to wait a whole year to find a new seat. Currently, he is a part of the Williams F1 team.
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Alex Albon has been dating Lily Muni since the beginning of 2019. Muni He, often known as Lily, is a Chinese professional golfer who competes on the LPGA Tour in the United States. The couple frequently posts images of themselves on Instagram. Lily Muni was born in Chengdu, Sichuan, China, but moved with her family to Vancouver and then San Diego. Her father introduced her to golf when she was five years old, and she became a pro following her freshman year at the University of Southern California when she was 19. The couple do not have any children together.
She won the 2015 Polo Junior Classic and the 2017 Minnesota Invitational as an amateur. She played four times on the LPGA Tour and finished in a tie for 53rd place at the 2015 US Women’s Open. She turned pro in December 2017 and won her first Symetra Tour event, the inaugural Prasco Charity Championship in Maineville, Ohio, in July 2018. She won the eight-round LPGA Q-Series in November 2019 to gain her LPGA Tour membership for 2020. Nike and WeChat have both offered her sponsorship deals.
