JACK GREALISH has become a dad for the first time after partner Sasha Attwood gave birth to their baby.
The couple were childhood sweethearts and have welcomed little Mila after ten years of dating.
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Grealish and Sasha shared a pic of the tot gripping a finger with the words “Mila Rose Grealish 27/09/24”, suggesting she was born last month.
The happy news led to immense reaction from from Grealish’s team-mates from the present and the past.
Aston Villa ace Ross Barkley commented: “Congrats lad.”
Villa hero Ian Taylor posted: “Congratulations mate!”
Grealish’s former Villa Park team-mate Gabriel Agbonlahor wrote: “Congrats bro.”
And ex-Netherlands international Tim Krul issued the following emojis: “.”
They announced they were expecting in July with Sasha showing off her big baby bump.
She shared the good news on social media along with the caption: “Half of me, half of you – beyond blessed .”
While Grealish, 28, wrote: “Life’s biggest blessing .”
Sasha spent a lot of her pregnancy testing out different clothing and offering tips and advice for other mums-to-be.
She signed a lucrative deal with PrettyLittleThing in the summer and began plugging the brand’s maternity wear to her thousands of social media followers.
Grealish and Sasha first started dating when they were teenagers at school together in Solihull.
Sasha has been with the midfielder throughout his professional football career – supporting him at Aston Villa before the big-money move from their hometown of Birmingham to Manchester in 2021.
She celebrated with the winger on the pitch as he won his second Premier League title with Manchester 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.
Grealish was given Skye as a birthday present by Sasha, and calls her the “world’s best dog”.
The couple enjoy a glamorous lifestyle which includes five-star holidays to places like Sardinia and Dubai.
