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    The Sun’s Footie for All campaign wins prestigious award after handing £300k grants to grassroots kids’ clubs

    THE Sun’s amazing Footie for All campaign has won a prestigious award honouring campaigning journalism.Our campaign which ran during the last football season in partnership with Tesco handed out grants totalling £300k to hundreds of grassroots kids’ football clubs across Britain.Pop star Olly Murs has joined in on The Sun’s amazing Footie for All campaign which has now won a prestigious award honouring campaigning journalismWest Ham and England footballer Jarrod Bowen visiting Brent Cross football academy as part of The Sun’s Footie For All campaignCredit: Paul EdwardsFormer Premier League manager Harry Redknapp is also a huge advocate of the campaignCredit: Chris BalcombeWe launched our ‘Footie for All Fund’ after a Sun investigation found financial pressures triggered by the Cost of Living Crisis were forcing kids to ditch recreational football.The initiative was backed by England footballers such as Jarrod Bowen, Phil Foden, John Stones, and Harry Maguire.Former Premier League manager Harry Redknapp is also a huge advocate of the campaign.The Sun has officially won the Making a Difference Award, organised by News Media Association (NMA), for the brilliant scheme.read more in football The award highlights how journalism benefits society.NMA chief executive Owen Meredith said: “The Making a Difference shortlist this year has highlighted the exceptional dedication from UK news brands, who have worked tirelessly to inform and engage the public.“The Sun can take great pride in their achievements. “The ‘Footie For All Fund,’ serve as prime examples of how journalism can effectively spotlight critical issues, demonstrating to us all the vital role of trusted, independent journalism. Most read in Football”My congratulations to you.”Our Footie for All Fund was voted for by members of the public.Strictly Star Kai Widdrington goes back to his roots for Sun footie campaignIt came about when local football clubs told how they’d seen a membership drop as parents struggled to find the cash to pay for their kids sport fees.Some even said they were tragically forced to stop their child playing sport as they couldn’t find enough money for a bus fare.Tesco went on to provide us with our grants through its Stronger Starts programme which funds healthy activities for kids.Celebrities across the country also dropped into regular footballing sessions to see how the funds were being spent.They noted how good it was to see the difference it has made to the children who could still play.It was also supported by singer Olly Murs, 40, who visited Crown and Manor football club in Hackney, London.He said: “In 2024 the cost of living is so high for so many families.“For the kids to suffer and not be able to come and play football because their parents cannot afford it would be such a tragedy.“So the fact The Sun and Tesco did this will help families to get their children playing football.”That’s the good thing about this campaign. The grants are there to ensure no kid gets left behind.”Harry took part in a coaching session earlier this year as part of the schemeCredit: Chris BalcombeChelsea legend John Obi Mikel, 37, visited Wapping FC in East London last November as he hailed the scheme as very importantCredit: Paul EdwardsChelsea legend John Obi Mikel, 37, also visited Wapping FC in East London last November.He greeted 20 excited children who were bounding with enthusiasm when the beloved ex-Chelsea ace went to meet them.Obi Mikel said: “For many kids, growing up nowadays you play a sport or you’re on the street.“I chose sport, just like these kids, and it completely changed my life. I don’t know what I would have been without football.“I remember being this age like it was yesterday.“It’s great to still see kids running around and enjoying themselves. That’s the most important bit.”Founder Nahimul Islam, 25, started Wapping FC, in Mile End, East London, when he was just 17 to give kids a place to play football and stay out of trouble.Now more than 250 children are on their books – including 50 girls and 16 players with a range of disabilities.Nahimul said: “We operate in one of the most deprived areas of the country, and this incredible grant will help us give the boys high-class training and facilities without passing that cost on to mum and dad back home.“Having someone like Mikel come visit the club is inspirational to our players. It shows them just what is possible.”One grant recipient Mike Smith, 54, who runs Curzon Ashton FC in Ashton-Under-Lyne promises income is no barrier to playing with the club. They also take children with disabilities.READ MORE SUN STORIESMike used the club’s Footie for All grant to start a new girls team. He said: “Thanks to the funding from The Sun and Tesco we’re able to give girls the opportunity to play and learn new skills.”Nicola Mclean visits the Flackwell Heath girls teamCredit: Olivia WestStrictly Come Dancing star Kai Widdrington helped to put young kids through their paces at a training sessionCredit: Simon Jones More

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    ‘I’m not a nice person and I don’t give a f***’ says Mike Tyson in chilling warning to Jake Paul ahead of Netflix fight

    MIKE TYSON was once known as the “Baddest Man on The Planet”.And 20 years on from his last pro bout, Iron Mike warned he is still “not a nice person”.Mike Tyson during his prime in 1989Credit: GettyNow he returns to fight Jake PaulCredit: GettyThe heavyweight great says he needs to be a fraction of his best to defeat YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul.Their controversial clash in Texas on November 15 is worth £60million, £30m each.And controversy has never been far away from Tyson who was jailed for three years for a rape conviction in 1992.Before and after that, Tyson lost some of his most destructive years out of the ring through a party lifestyle of drink, drugs and women.READ MORE IN BOXINGIn the years since retirement, Tyson has gone broke, regained his wealth through various businesses and become a pop culture icon.Despite settling down in his third marriage with soulmate Lakiha Spicer and being a doting dad of seven, Tyson warned not to mistake his new life for weakness.He admitted: “There’s nothing nice about me. I’m not a nice person.“No, I’m a decent person, I try to do the right thing but a nice person I am not.Most read in BoxingCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS“So anybody that has an auspice that I’m a nice person, they’re gonna be disappointed.“I’m just not a nice person. I don’t make people happy for no reason. I’m just who I am. I’m not trying to gain friends.Mike Tyson’s blunt 10-word response to Eddie Hearn after promoter calls Jake Paul fight ‘disrespectful to boxing’ “Basically what I’m saying, I don’t wanna make friends with you. I don’t care if you don’t put me on your boat or you let your yacht, I don’t give a f***.“I’m not gonna ever be nice to nobody. I’ll be kind but never nice.”Tyson has made millions through his cannabis empire, so money is not the motivation for this fight.It will be almost 20 YEARS removed from his last pro bout – the night he quit on his stool against tree surgeon Kevin McBride.Even then aged 38, it was clear to see Iron Mike’s days as the Baddest Man on The Planet were far behind him.At 58, there are huge fears for Tyson’s safety stepping into the ring with an opponent 30 years his junior.But Iron Mike insists if he can draw on just 10 per cent of his prime then it will be enough to beat 10-1 Paul – who turned pro only four year ago.Tyson said: “When you think about it regardless of how old I am, this guy only has ten fights.“He only has 10 fights, if I can fight a little bit with my experience, he only has 10 f***ing fights, okay?“If I can fight 10 per cent of what I was, he only has ten fights, he couldn’t match that. And that’s being sincere. If I’m 10 per cent, he can’t match it.”The slammed showdown faced further scrutiny when Tyson was forced to pull out of the initial July 20 date due to a health precaution.He suffered an ulcer flare-up in his stomach during a flight – but has since been passed medically fit to resume training.But he will also have to undergo extra heart and brain tests due to his age. Amid the safety concerns, Tyson hit back: “I’m just doing really well.“I’m very grateful that I’m doing well. I’m just looking forward to the fight, really looking forward to it.”Tyson and Paul are to share a huge $80m (£60m) purse down the middle as they become the first to headline a boxing event on streaming giants Netflix.But Iron Mike – who blew through £250m during his heyday – promises his comeback is NOT money-motivated.He said: “I have more responsibilities. My life is more, I don’t know, it’s more practical than it was before. I have kids. I have a wife, I have children. I have things to do.“When I was a champion, I didn’t have things to do and nothing to do.“Nothing of substance to do. Party drink, women, talk s*** and that was no substance back then.READ MORE SUN STORIES“The money from this fight is not going to change my lifestyle. This is not for financial reasons.“My life is not gonna change, not one per cent after this fight, I will always be able to live this way and I’m just doing it because I wanna test myself.”Tyson with son Morocco, far left, mother-in-law Rita Ali, wife Lakiha Spicer and daughter Milan, far rightCredit: Getty Images – GettyLakiha Spicer with Tyson in 2014Credit: GettyTyson facing off with Jake PaulCredit: Rex More

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    The Sun’s brilliant Footie for All campaign up for award after being hailed by Harry Redknapp & Olly Murs

    THE Sun’s brilliant Footie for All campaign has been nominated for a prestigious award honouring campaigning journalism.Our brilliant campaign which ran during the last football season in partnership with Tesco gave grants totalling £300k to hundreds of grassroots kids’ football clubs across Britain.Olly Murs hailed The Sun’s Footie For All campaign, which funds grassroots clubs across the countryCredit: Paul EdwardsHarry with young Milford footballer Jack Gunner after joining kids on the pitch in April this yearCredit: Chris Balcombe – Commissioned by The SunNow it is up for the ‘Making a Difference’ Award as part of Journalism Matters week – and you can VOTE NOW.England football stars including Phil Foden, John Stones and Harry McGuire backed our drive to fund kids football.We launched our ‘Footie for All Fund’ after a Sun investigation found financial pressures triggered by the Cost of Living Crisis were forcing kids to ditch recreational football.Tesco provided our Footie for All grants through its Stronger Starts programme which funds healthy activities for kids.Celebrities and stars of the game dropped in on our grant recipients for suprise training sessions and to find out how funds were being used.Harry Redknapp,77,  visited Milford-on-Sea Youth Football club in Hants, which was awarded one of our Footie for All grants.He said: “I saw The Sun’s Footie for All campaign in action and it has done so much good.”It has provided much-needed funding to grassroots kids football during a tough time. Most read in Football”Making sure all kids get the chance to play is massively important and has so many benefits.”Meanwhile, singer Olly Murs, who played semi-professional football before becoming a singer, also hailed our campaign.Olly Murs supports The Sun’s Footie For All campaignOlly, 40, visited Crown & Manor football club in Hackney.He said: “In 2024 the cost of living is so high for so many families.“For the kids to suffer and not be able to come and play football because their parents cannot afford it would be such a tragedy.“So the fact The Sun and Tesco did this will help families to get their children playing football. “That’s the good thing about this campaign. The grants are there to ensure no kid gets left behind.”The Making a Difference Award, organised by News Media Association, highlights how journalism benefits society.One grant recipient Mike Smith, 54, who runs Curzon Ashton FC in Ashton-Under-Lyne promises income is no barrier to playing with the club. They also take children with disabilities. Mike used the club’s Footie for All grant to start a new girls team. He said: “Thanks to the funding from The Sun and Tesco we’re able to give girls the opportunity to play and learn new skills.”READ MORE SUN STORIESTo vote for our Footie for All campaign visit here and click on option two: Vote for your favourite national media campaign. You can then select The Sun’s Footie for All campaign. Voting close 5pm on Wednesday 30th October.The 77-year-old former Premier League manager visited Milford-on-Sea Youth Football Club in HantsCredit: Chris Balcombe – Commissioned by The SunOlly enjoyed a kickabout with young players from Crown and Manor football club in Hackney earlier this yearCredit: Paul Edwards More

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    Diego Maradona’s eldest son takes charge of Spanish fifth tier side in biggest management step of his career

    A STRUGGLING Tenerife team has turned to Diego Maradona’s eldest son to save their season.Diego Maradona Junior has been appointed as the manager of Union Deportiva Ibarra, who are facing a fight against relegation after notching up just seven points from seven games.Diego Armando Maradona’s son has been appointed of a team fighting relegationDiego Sinagra will take charge of Spanish fifth-tier side Union Deportiva IbarraHis world-famous dad is still idolised in Naples after helping to turn their beloved Napoli into Serie A champions in 1986-87.And sources at the semi-professional Canary Islands club said last night they hoped their new man, with the instantly-recognisable surname, could turn things around for them too.UD Ibarra, who play in the fifth-tier of Spanish football, said in statement: “We are pleased to present Diego Armando Maradona Jr, who will form part of the coaching staff.”It added: “Welcome and every success in your new home.”READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSDiego’s son was born in 1986 when the late football great was still playing in Naples after an extramarital affair with Italian model Cristina Sinagra.Maradona Sr was still married to first and only wife Claudia Villafane at the time of his birth.The 38-year-old posted goodwill messages from fans on his Instagram.One said: “Hopefully you can put Ibarra where it belongs.”Most read in FootballFOOTBALL FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALSDiego Jr, full name Diego Armando Maradona Sinatra, has always been linked to football and took up coaching after playing as a midfielder in Italy.He resigned from his first head coaching job as manager of amateur side Napoli United in protest at the club’s failure to pay players’ wages.Maradona- Blessed Dream trailer He left Eccellenza Campania club Montecalcio earlier this week before it was announced he was UD Ibarra’s new manager.Diego Maradona didn’t formally recognise his eldest son until August 2016.Diego Jr was forced to miss his dad’s funeral following his death aged 60 in November 2020 from heart failure after being diagnosed with the coronavirus.The late football legend’s other children include Dalma and Gianinna whose mum is his ex-wife Claudia, Jana who Maradona recognised as his following a court fight by her mum Valeria Sabalain, and 11-year-old Diego Fernando by former girlfriend Veronica Ojeda.Eight people, including Maradona’s doctor Leopoldo Luque, are due to stand trial next year over the football legend’s death.They were charged with homicide by negligence after a long-running criminal investigation and have been warned they face between prison sentences of between eight and 25 years if convicted.The trial was due to start this month but was recently rescheduled for March next year.Diego Maradona is widely regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of footballWho are these famous footballers? More

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    Kyle Walker’s wife Annie Kilner looks unrecognisable in incredible 2010 throwback picture

    KYLE WALKER’S wife Annie Kilner looks unrecognisable in a dazzling photo she shared on social media.The partner of the England and Manchester City star uploaded a snap of her sat in the back of a taxi on a night out back in 2010.Annie Kilner has served Kyle Walker with divorce papersCredit: InstagramAnnie and Kyle have hit problems in their three-year marriageCredit: Paul EdwardsAnnie has posted a snap on her Instagram story of what she called “How Saturday night looked in 2010”.And it certainly looks different.Wearing a lacy crop-top in what looks like the back of a cab, she gazed thoughtfully out of the window with lights zooming past outside.Annie already knew Walker by then – as they first met in his home town of Sheffield as teenagers.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe couple married in Cheshire three years ago.Now Annie is preparing to fight for half of the England star’s £27million wealth.The mother of four, 32, has served divorce papers on the football ace.And The Sun revealed Walker’s ex-lover Lauryn Goodman, the mum to two of his kids, reported Annie to police over an “‘I want her dead” WhatsApp message.Most read in FootballOfficers told Lauryn the message – sent to someone else – was a “conditional threat”.They said Lauryn would need to take civil action if she wanted to pursue the matter further.She is understood to want half of Walker’s £27m fortuneCredit: EURO 2024 News Pool (ENP) – Denmark vs EnglandKyle Walker’s wife Annie Kilner files for divorce and gears up to fight for star’s £27m fortuneWe understand divorce papers were served weeks ago.A source said: “Annie doesn’t want her share to pay for his children with Lauryn. “She doesn’t want her children to have a penny but she knows he has to legally.“Annie doesn’t know what Kyle is spending his money on and wants control of her share.”She is known to have twice kicked the 34-year-out of their Cheshire home.The first time was when Ex on the Beach TV reality star Laura Brown said she romped with Walker in his Bentley.Annie booted him out but allowed him back.She then told him to leave again when he said Lauryn was having his baby.We revealed earlier this month Annie had sent contentious WhatsApp messages to a pal after Lauryn’s son Kairo – fathered by Walker – was born in 2020.Our source said: “Friends had told Lauryn about the ‘I want her dead’ threat so she decided to put it on record with the police in case anything happened with her and her two children.”Lauryn found out about them last December and contacted police the following month.READ MORE SUN STORIESOfficers judged that Annie had made a “conditional threat” and decided not to speak to her, although the report was kept on file.The Sun approached Annie’s representative and Cheshire Police for comment.Annie posted this flashback snap from 2010, 11 years before she wedCredit: instagram @annievkilner More

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    Lauryn Goodman reported Kyle Walker’s wife Annie Kilner to cops over disturbing WhatsApp messages

    KYLE Walker’s ex-lover reported his wife to the police, we can reveal.Lauryn Goodman, mum to two of the footballer’s kids, raised the alarm after Annie said she wanted her dead in abusive WhatsApps.Lauryn Goodman reported Kyle Walker’s wife Annie Kilner to the policeCredit: SplashAnnie said she wanted Lauryn dead in abusive WhatsApp messagesCredit: BackGridThe latest revelation comes after it emerged last week that mother-of-four Annie, 32, served divorce papers on the Man City defender.Our source said: “Friends had told Lauryn about the ‘I want her dead’ threat so she decided to put it on record with the police in case anything happened with her and her two children.”We revealed this month Annie sent the messages to a pal after Lauryn’s son Kairo — fathered by Kyle — was born in 2020.She was also said to have called Lauryn a “slag” who “is going to be hated by the time I’ve finished”.READ MORE ON ANNIE KILNERInfluencer Lauryn, 32, found out about them last December and contacted Cheshire Police in ­January. Officers told her it was considered a “conditional threat” and she would need to take any action through the civil courts.They did not speak to Annie, though the report was kept on file.The Sun on Sunday revealed earlier this month she had sent the messages.Most read in FootballFriends have since told Lauryn — mum to Kairo, four, and daughter Kinara, one — to go back to the police.However our source said “she has decided not to pursue this for now because she actually thinks Annie has been through enough”.Kyle Walker’s wife Annie Kilner files for divorce and gears up to fight for star’s £27m fortuneA source close to Annie said she never wanted to physically harm Lauryn.They told us: “She wouldn’t have hurt her. She didn’t want anybody else to actually hurt her. It’s one of those things you say when you’re angry.”Annie is now preparing to fight for half of 34-year-old Kyle’s £27million fortune as their relationship “turns ugly”.We understand divorce papers were served weeks ago.A source said: “Annie doesn’t want her share to pay for his children with Lauryn. She doesn’t want her children to have a penny but she knows he has to legally.Annie is now divorcing Kyle and fighting for half of his £27million fortuneCredit: Refer to Caption“Annie doesn’t know what Kyle is spending his money on and wants control of her share.”The couple separated at ­Christmas after it emerged the England defender had fathered a second child with Lauryn.Kyle and Annie met in Sheffield as teenagers but only got married in 2021 at Mottram Hall, Cheshire.The wedding took everyone by surprise as Kyle was embroiled in a string of sex scandals.First, Ex on the Beach TV reality star Laura Brown said she and Kyle romped in his Bentley.Annie kicked him out of their Cheshire home but they got back together.She gave him the boot again when he revealed Lauryn was having his baby.READ MORE SUN STORIESHe moved into an £8,000-a-month flat, and breached Covid lockdown rules by hosting a sex party with two hookers.We approached Cheshire Police and Annie’s rep for comment.Lauryn and Walker’s kids watching the EurosCredit: Instagram @lauryngoodman91 More

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    ‘It’s bulls**t, we’re not cool’: Chris Eubank Jr reveals he no longer speaks to his dad ahead of Conor Benn grudge clash

    CHRIS EUBANK JR has laid bare the heartbreaking state of his relationship with his father, who he’s claimed has shown “no interest” in him or his career for “a long time.”Eubank Sr, 58, was a driving force in the early stages of his son’s boxing career and a charismatic ever-present at his fights.Chris Eubank Sr was an initial driving force in the boxing career of his son, Chris Eubank JrCredit: GETTYThe middle and super-middleweight champ was once an ever-present in his son’s cornerCredit: GETTYBut the pair have become distant in recent yearsCredit: GETTYEubank Jr has claimed his father hasn’t taken in an interest in him for a ‘long period of time’Credit: NEWS GROUP NEWSPAPERS LTDBut the former WBO middleweight and super-middleweight champion’s relationship with his namesake has become strained in recent years.The pair’s relationship, or lack thereof, will come further under the microscope whenever Eubank Jr finally shares the ring with Conor Benn, the son of his old man’s bitter rival Nigel Benn.Having his father in his corner for the historic domestic dust-up would be a dream for Jr, who said during an appearance on The Ariel Helwani Show: “I would love for him to be involved.”The fact that I even have to say that is insane, how is that even a thing?READ MORE ON EUBANK JR”That his son is going to fight the son of his arch nemesis all those years ago when he was a world champion.”How was it a thing that he may not be there? But, it’s a thing, we don’t talk.”He has shown no interest in my career for a long period of time now, he’s shown no interest in me in a long period of time.”Eubank Jr, 35, reaches out to his father “every once in a while” but claims to receive nothing but blunt responses.Most read in BoxingHe said: “Sometimes he, you know, it’ll be a one-word answer or an Instagram post but there’s no real conversation there.”It’s sad but, I’m my own man and I’ve got massive things on my plate, in my path that I have to complete, I have to succeed in.I was gang enforcer that lived in £1m mansion before becoming boxer “So I can’t let anything like that affect me spiritually, mentally, emotionally, I have to be strong, I have to be focused.”Once my career is done, then I can try, you know, spend time worrying about other people’s feelings but for right now, it’s all systems go man. I’ve gotta be me.”Jr is still trying to come to terms with why his father has opted to distance himself from himself and the rest of his siblings.He said: “As somebody who’s lost a son, I think that that’s a pretty insane thing to be doing.”An insane way to be acting, to kind of not be speaking to, you know, your remaining kids.”But, he’s his own man, he’s dealing with his situation how he thinks he should and all I can do is sit and wait and hope that he comes around at some point.”But I can’t tell you if that will happen any time soon.”The fractured nature of his relationship with his dad is something Jr initially played down in a bid to avoid any further friction.But the IBO middleweight champion is DONE holding his tongue for the sake of keeping up appearances.He said: “For a long time, I kind of tried to act like it was cool,” he added. “People would ask me, ‘How’s your Dad?’READ MORE SUN STORIES”‘Yeah, we’re good.’ But I got sick of that s**t, man. It’s bulls**t, we’re not cool, we’re not okay and people need to know.”Eubank battered Kamil Szeremeta last time out in Saudi on the Bivol vs Beterbiev undercard, stopping the Pole in the seventh round after four knockdowns.Chris Eubank Jr would love to have his dad in the corner for his eventual grudge match against Conor BennCredit: GETTY More

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    Jack Grealish’s girlfriend shares new snap of their daughter Mila with striking similarity to Man City ace

    JACK Grealish’s baby daughter has a fine head of hair — just like her football star father.Little Mila was seen with a full dark mop despite being less than a month old — albeit with no sign of her dad’s trademark Alice band.England football star Jack Grealish announced the birth of his daughter this monthCredit: GettyBaby Mila has a good head of hair, just like her dadProud mum Sasha Attwood, 28, posted a snap showing the back of her daughter’s head.She and her Manchester City star boyfriend, 29, welcomed their first child last month.In the image, baby Mila is wearing a pink baby grow with angel wings attached to the back.Sasha embellished the post with heart and angel emojis. READ MORE ON JACK GREALISHGrealish has described the birth of his daughter as the “best moment of my life”.He has been recalled to the England squad after being dropped for the Euros and scored in the 3-1 win over Finland.The couple announced they were expecting in July with Sasha showing off her big baby bump.Sasha spent a lot of her pregnancy testing out different clothing and offering tips and advice for other mums-to-be.Most read in FootballShe signed a lucrative deal with PrettyLittleThing in the summer and began plugging the brand’s maternity wear to her thousands of social media followers.Sasha has been with the midfielder throughout his professional football career – supporting him at Villa before the star’s £100million move from their hometown of Birmingham to Manchester in 2021.’Are you seriously talking about that?’ – Jack Grealish told off by England interviewer after being asked about KaneShe celebrated with the winger on the pitch as he won his second Premier League title with City earlier this year.Sasha, 28, has helped Grealish ditch his party boy persona and they now have a family, welcoming their child into their £5.6million Cheshire mansion with their beloved apricot cockapoo Skye.Jack posted this pic of his newborn to InstagramCredit: Instagram @jackgrealishSasha and Jack have been dating since they were teenagersCredit: Instagram @sasha__rebeccaSasha Attwood and Jack Grealish have become parents for the first time, but their relationship started well over a decade ago…The pair met as teens in Solihull, West Midlands at secondary school, with Sasha previously saying they have been together since she was 15.Jack was already on his way to becoming a professional footballer when he met Sasha.Despite the long-term nature of their relationship, she remained on the sidelines when his career took off.However, intense interest in Jack’s private life came to a head in 2021 when England reached the final of Euro 2020, delayed a year because of the Covid-19 pandemic.Because of their romance, Sasha was cruelly targeted by trolls on TikTok and Instagram, receiving 200 death threats a day from “young girls”.The pair were spotted on holiday together following the tournament and slowly began showing more of their relationship on social media when the vile trolling died down.In 2022, they celebrated their 10-year anniversary and purchased a seven-bed mansion set in 24 acres worth £5.6 million.They moved in to the home in late 2023, but Sasha and members of Jack’s family were subject to a terrifying robbery while cheering on the Manchester City star during a televised match just after Christmas.Their latest milestone is Sasha’s pregnancy, which they announced on social media on July 7, and the birth of daughter Mila Rose on September 27. More