FOOTBALL ace Jack Grealish’s girlfriend Sasha Attwood has been supported by fans on social media after it was revealed he enjoyed dates with Emily Atack and Amber Gill.
The model, 25, hasn’t publicly commented on the news of 26-year-old Jack’s friendships with Emily, 31, and Amber, 24, but her Instagram followers left a string of messages on her recent uploads.
One wrote: “We are all here for you and we love you.” Another commented: “Hope you’re doing ok.” And a third added: “You deserve the world.”
Last night The Sun told how £105m Manchester City midfielder Jack has been on secret dates with Love Island winner Amber, who is said to be heartbroken that there could have been a crossover with Inbetweeners star Emily.
A source explained: “Amber has been in contact with Jack for a while after they first got in touch online, and since then they’ve met up several times over the past few months at hotels, including one in Leeds.
“She was clearly quite excited about it, she told her friends, but after the news about Jack and Emily came out recently the whole thing feels a lot less glamorous.”
It comes after The Sun revealed Jack and Emily had been on several dates after getting in touch with each other on social media.
A source said: “Emily watched Jack in the Euros and thought he was fit. And for his part, Jack has been a fan of hers since she starred as Charlotte ‘Big Jugs’ Hinchcliffe in The Inbetweeners.
“They started DMing on Instagram before swapping numbers, and taking it on to WhatsApp and FaceTime. Jack’s been calling her almost every day and has been pretty open about it. They’ve become really good mates, are FaceTiming loads and he’s like a little puppy dog around her. It’s very sweet. They have a real laugh together.”
Jack and Sasha been together for a decade after meeting at school, and recently celebrated their 10-year anniversary with a romantic home movie night.
Sasha previously opened up about receiving hundreds of death threats every day over her relationship with the footballer.
She revealed: “They said, ‘I hope you get cancer and die’ or ‘I hope your whole family dies.’
“They say, ‘I hope the next time you’re in the car you crash it and die, I hope after Wembley you die.’ I was receiving 200 death threats a day. I’m not exaggerating when I say that.
“I had so many messages every single day. I still get them now, all day every day.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
