Jack Grealish’s Night Out in London
Recent footage has surfaced of Manchester City winger Jack Grealish looking visibly worse for wear as he left the celebrity hotspot Chiltern Firehouse in central London on Thursday evening. The 29-year-old, who had been substituted off with an injury mere days after City’s 3-2 defeat to Real Madrid in the Champions League, was spotted out in the city just 48 hours before his side’s crucial home clash with Newcastle. The scene outside the venue was chaotic, with a mystery blonde woman exiting the venue ahead of Grealish, only to reappear moments later. Grealish was heard shouting, "She’s not with me!" before doubling back into the venue and returning alone, a new clip obtained by Mail Online reveals what transpired next.
The Departure and the Mystery Blonde
As the mystery blonde exited the venue for a second time, she was seen lingering near Grealish’s friend, believed to be Jaydon Gibbs. Gibbs tried to keep the situation under control, telling her, "Don’t get in the car, get in the black cab, I’ll get in the black cab with you." The woman ultimately did as instructed, while Grealish, looking visibly upset, was held back by Gibbs. When Grealish finally emerged, he was accosted by photographers, to which he responded, "Sorry, do you actually feel better for doing what… no seriously." Another bystander’s comment seemed to agitate him further, prompting Gibbs to intervene and calm him down. Grealish eventually got into a separate chauffeur-driven car, and Gibbs followed in a black cab with the mystery blonde.
A Tense Valentine’s Day
The emergence of this footage has raised questions about Grealish’s relationship with his girlfriend, Sasha Attwood, and their young daughter, Mila. Attwood had shared a Valentine’s Day post on Friday, but it was directed at their daughter rather than Grealish. In her post, she wrote, "My sweet baby girl’s first Valentine’s. I love you beyond forever." Despite this, Grealish later sent a heartfelt message to Attwood on Instagram, writing, "Happy Valentine’s." The couple welcomed their first child, Mila Rose, back in September, and Grealish has been a doting father, frequently sharing moments with his daughter on social media.
The Birth of Mila and a Difficult Year
Grealish and Attwood’s daughter, Mila Rose, was born on September 27, 2024, a moment they described as "the most special moment of their lives." Grealish shared a heartwarming black and white photo of their newborn, with the caption, "Mila Rose Grealish 27/09/24." Despite this joyful event, Grealish admitted that 2024 was "one of the most difficult years" of his life, both on and off the pitch. He found it challenging to secure a regular place in Manchester City’s first team, starting only 10 league games in the previous season. He was also left out of the England squad for Euro 2024, adding to his struggles.
A New Year, a Fresh Start
Grealish has been candid about his difficulties over the past year, describing it as a period of mental and physical challenge. He said, "Last year was weird because my daughter was born, but apart from that, it was one of the most difficult years of my life for many reasons." However, he remains optimistic about the future, saying, "It’s a new year, a fresh start, and hopefully I can kick on from here." Grealish has been using the cup competitions to gain more game time and find his rhythm, as he aims to secure a regular place in the City team. He recently played a pivotal role in City’s opening goal against Real Madrid in the Champions League, before being substituted due to an injury.
Looking Ahead
Despite the setbacks, Grealish remains a vital player for Manchester City, and his recent performances in cup competitions have shown glimpses of his potential. The club is now focusing on these tournaments, especially with the Premier League title looking increasingly out of reach. Grealish’s determination to return to his best form is evident, and he continues to strive for more playing time and consistency. For now, the footage from Chiltern Firehouse and the events surrounding it serve as a reminder of the complexities of life in the public eye, both on and off the pitch.
