SASHA ATTWOOD won a Treble of her own as Jack Grealish’s girlfriend showed her baby bump in radiant pictures. The fashion model picked up three quick "glowing" compliments amid an outpouring of praise for her latest blissful-looking snaps. The couple, both 28, have reportedly been dating since they were teenagers and announced last month they are expecting their first child .
Sasha has now shared photos of herself outside in the sun with a dreamy expression and gentle smile, wearing a sleeveless cardigan open at the bottom to reveal her growing tummy. The influencer held a drink she called "iced coffee to go" and explained her matching white top with black stripes and a matching skirt were from PrettyLittleThing. Her partner's team Manchester City scooped the Treble two seasons ago - Premier League, FA Cup and their first-ever Champions League crown.
Grealish was in full flow then but was less fortunate during the last campaign. The playmaking wideman lost his regular place for Pep Guardiola's men as they made it four Prem titles in a row. But the biggest single body blow was missing out in a spot in England's squad for Euro 2024 .
However, it all seems so different in Grealish's personal life. Sasha, in particular, has been beaming in her social media pics since they both went on Instagram in July to reveal her pregnancy. This time she looked more contented than ever as she closed her eyes and displayed a very noticeable baby bump.
As the sun dappled on her face, one of Sasha's 304,000 Instagram followers responded: "Your beauty makes the eye see more light". Three other admirers dished out exactly the same one-word compliment of "glowing" within an hour of her post. And as she closed her eyes with a twinkle as she turned her head upwards, "radiant" went from over-used to understatement.
Certainly her followers thought so. She was called "the prettiest" as well as "gorgeous" and "so beautiful". And a more casual well-wishing message might have brought her back down to earth with "Lots of love for u & your bumpy".
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