Jack Grealish spotted leaving Chiltern Firehouse with mystery blonde – but shouts ‘she’s not with me!’ – as he hits A-list hotspot during Man City injury break
Manchester City star Jack Grealish was spotted leaving an A-list hotspot with a mystery blonde woman on Thursday night.
Just one day after City’s 3-2 defeat by Real Madrid in the Champions League – which saw Grealish substituted off with an injury – the winger was spotted out in London.
He was seen leaving Chiltern Firehouse in Marylebone accompanied by the mystery blonde. However he was then heard shouting: ‘She’s not with me!’.
Grealish then doubled back into the venue before returning shortly after, alone, and sneaked into a chauffeur driven car, just after midnight.
A number of other notable names, including Mark Ruffalo, Ellie Bamber, Morena Baccarin and Jamie Carragher, were also in attendance at the celebrity hotspot.
The news comes shortly after Grealish admitted that 2024 was ‘the most difficult year’ of his life – despite welcoming his first child with girlfriend Sasha Attwood.
A mystery blonde woman accompanied Jack Grealish out of an A-list hotspot on Wednesday
The Man City winger was seen leaving Chiltern Firehouse – just one day after Real Madrid loss
Grealish and girlfriend Sasha Attwood welcomed their first child together back in September
The couple announced on Instagram they had welcomed their first child together back in September.
Announcing the news at the time, Grealish shared an adorable black and white snap of their newborn little girl, who they named Mila Rose Grealish.
She was sweetly wrapped up in a patterned baby grow and a knitted blanket as she slept peacefully while holding the attacking midfielder’s finger.
He wrote: ‘Mila Rose Grealish 27/09/24’. The couple said that welcoming their little girl is ‘the most special moment of their lives’.
Sharing the same photo, Attwood wrote: ’27/09/24 Mila Rose Grealish. The most special moment of my life’.
Weeks later, Grealish looked every inch a doting dad as he shared his first Instagram snap of his baby daughter, cradling her in bed.
He looked completely relaxed as he showed off his muscular arms in a white tank top and black tracksuit bottoms as he held the newborn upright.
Jack Grealish looked a doting dad as he previously shared the snaps of his baby daughter
Grealish became a father in October when Attwood gave birth to their daughter, Mila Rose
Despite the birth of his daughter, Grealish admitted that 2024 was ‘one of the most difficult years’ as he battled for his place in the Man City team.
The former Aston Villa captain was part of a Manchester City side that won a fourth Premier League title in a row last season.
He had also seemingly struck up a lethal partnership with Erling Haaland in the Norwegian’s first season at the club that yielded a Champions League Treble, Pep Guardiola’s side’s first European honour.
However, he only started 10 league games in that record-breaking campaign, before missing out on a place in the England squad for Euro 2024.
Grealish said: ‘Last year, the whole year itself, it was weird because my little daughter was born, but apart from that it was one of the most difficult years – probably the most difficult year of my life for many reasons, on and off the pitch.
‘I found it really difficult. But it’s a new year, a sort of fresh start, and hopefully I can kick on from here.
‘I feel like in my last few games that I have played – against Palace, Salford and Orient – I am trying to be involved more in the goals and assists.
‘Listen, I want to start playing more often and have that rhythm – the way I was a couple of years ago when I was playing a lot of games in a row.
Grealish pictured in action for City on Saturday during a 2-1 win at Leyton Orient in the FA Cup
‘I do find it difficult at times to come in and out of games, not really playing. Hopefully I can keep training well and playing a few more games.’
Much of Grealish’s game time this season has come in the cup competitions as he struggles to break into the first team at the Etihad.
But with the reigning champions 15 points off the summit in the Premier League, it is those tournaments that must now serve as City’s top priorities.
The former Villa man started City’s clash against Real Madrid on Tuesday evening and played a big role in the opening goal – before being hauled off with injury.
