JACK GREALISH’S girlfriend Sasha Attwood showed off her huge baby bump and shared a message to the England star after he scored against Ireland.
The loved-up couple announced their pregnancy in July in a heartwarming social media post.
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Now Sasha has showed off her big bump as she tried on different comfy outfits as a guide for fellow mums-to-be.
She has been ever-present on social media throughout her pregnancy, showing off in loungewear while also post make-up tutorials.
And the model took to Instagram over the weekend to celebrate Grealish scoring on his return to the England team in the 2-0 win over Ireland.
Sasha posted a pic of the Manchester City ace alongside the caption: “Proud of you.”
It has been a good few months for the couple with Sasha also signing a huge modelling deal with PrettyLittleThing.
Sasha, 28, raked in an eye watering five-figure paycheck after inking her signature on the big-money contract.
Last month Sasha shared photos of herself outside in the sun 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.
In July the couple announced they were expecting with Sasha posting a pic of her baby bump alongside the caption: “Half of me, half of you – beyond blessed.”
Grealish, 28, wrote: “Life’s biggest blessing.”
The England star was delighted to return against Ireland, despite being booed by the home crowd after switching allegiances.
He said: “It was what me and Dec [Rice] expected. I said before the game, I think it is different.
“Me and Dec have nothing bad to say, we both enjoyed our time with Ireland. I certainly did, and I have a lot of Irish in my family, so there is no bad blood from my side.
“I need to start playing regularly and scoring goals, that is what I did today,” he admitted. “I still don’t feel 100 per cent fit but I am getting there. From a personal point of view, I am happy.
“It meant everything, just going to the fans at the end and hearing them cheer my name and stuff.
“Listen, there is no better feeling than playing for England, especially in games like this, when the whole nation is watching.
“I have said it before in another interview, the summer was one of the worst of my life because you can’t not see what is happening in front of you. It was difficult but it has given me more resolve to bounce back.”
