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Privacy NoticeManchester United’s Luke Shaw and his partner Anouska Santos are gearing up for the Euros 2024 final on Sunday 14 July, which comes just a few months after the couple welcomed the arrival of their third child, Lumie. The 29 year old defender and Anouska, 32, have two other children, four year old son Reign and two year old daughter Storie. Luke and Anouska’s romance has been going strong for over seven years, having been spotted together at various events back in 2017, including the Wireless Festival and fellow England player Phil Jones’ wedding. Ever since they made their relationship public, the duo have been regulars at Manchester United gatherings, charity events, and glitzy award ceremonies. Anouska is a familiar face in the stands, too, cheering on Luke alongside little Reign, who’s often seen sporting a mini version of his dad’s number 23 jersey.
Anouska and Luke with son Reign
(Image: Instagram / anouskasantos)
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In one adorable photo, Anouska shared a picture of herself and her son in matching England shirts at Wembley during the Euros in 2021. She wrote alongside the snap: “oh baby boy how lucky are we”. And while England might have lost the final that time around, Anouska still gave Luke a hero’s welcome at home, surprising him with loads of red and white balloons. Their amazing house in Cheshire has everything, including a walk-in wardrobe just for shoes and bags, a swimming pool, and a huge open living space where they have big birthday bashes. Anouska, who’s got over 50k followers on Insta and is friends with ex-Love Islander Molly-Mae Hague, is the owner of accessories brand Treat Studios. The company specialises in personalised jewellery and pyjamas and counts Molly Mae, Sophie Habboo and Layla Brown among its customers.
Anouska and Luke have been together more than seven years
(Image: Instagram / lukeshaw23)
Fans got a glimpse of the couple’s glamorous life earlier this year when Anouska and Luke shared photos from Anouska’s lavish baby shower, held a few weeks before baby Lumie was born. The impressive menu for the event included lemon butter and sea salt edamame, guacamole with home-made nachos, prawns, fondue and yellowfin tuna sashimi ribbons as well as beef tataki, seared beef with truffle chilli dressing, paprika-dusted calamari and habanero matchstick chicken. Before the Euros final on Sunday, Luke has celebrated his 29th birthday on Friday 12 July with the England team. He has been injured for much of the season before travelling to Germany, and had to sit out the group games and the last 16 match against Slovakia. He first featured in the quarter final against Switzerland and told press of his excitement to be in the final following the nail-biting semi final on Wednesday evening, though he played down the fact that it is the first time a men’s team has made a final on foreign soil. “That history doesn’t matter, we’ve now got one more game and we have to do everything to bring that trophy home,” he said. “We still have one more game to go, but of course I’m very happy and privileged to be out there on the pitch and obviously to get to another Euro Final.”Story SavedYou can find this story in My Bookmarks.Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right.Follow OK! MagazineFacebookTwitterCommentMore OnMolly-Mae HagueEuros
