They couple welcomed baby girl named Mila on September 27, hours before Grealish lined up to play for City against Newcastle.
It comes following his Three Lions comeback under interim manager Lee Carsley after missing out on the Euro 2024 squad.
And speaking to BBC 5 Live Sport ahead of clashes against Greece and Finland, the 29-year-old has now revealed what England team-mates he would be happy to babysit his kid.
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On the best, he said: “Harry Kane I think. It’s quite a young team so I wouldn’t put it on any of the young lads and you know Harry, he’s so reliable.
“One of the oldest lads, so yeah I’d go Harry.”
He was then asked about club-mate Phil Foden, who himself has three children.
Grealish added: “Well yeah, you could say Phil actually. He’s got a fair few hasn’t he?
However, intense interest in Jack’s private life came to a head in 2021 when England reached the final of Euro 2020, delayed a year because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Because of their romance, Sasha was cruelly targeted by trolls on TikTok and Instagram, receiving 200 death threats a day from “young girls”.
The pair were spotted on holiday together following the tournament and slowly began showing more of their relationship on social media when the vile trolling died down.
In 2022, they celebrated their 10-year anniversary and purchased a seven-bed mansion set in 24 acres worth £5.6 million.
They moved in to the home in late 2023, but Sasha and members of Jack’s family were subject to a terrifying robbery while cheering on the Manchester City star during a televised match just after Christmas.
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Their latest milestone is Sasha’s pregnancy, which they announced on social media on July 7, and the birth of daughter Mila Rose on September 27.
Jessica Campbell says she recognises the “magnitude and importance” of becoming the first female full-time assistant coach in NHL history.
The 32-year-old was hired by the Seattle Kraken in July, and on Tuesday night stood behind the roster on the bench for their season opener against the St Louis Blues.
“I definitely understand that the magnitude and the importance of this moment is really important for our game,” she said.
“It fuels me every day just knowing that I’m a part of something way bigger than myself.”
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Before joining the Kraken, Campbell had made history in the American Hockey League (AHL) as an assistant coach for the Coachella Valley Firebirds.
She helped the team reach the Calder Cup Finals in both her seasons there.
The Seattle Kraken are coached by former Stanley Cup champion Dan Bylsma, who brought Campbell in after he was appointed in May.
Although the Kraken lost Tuesday’s game 3-2, Bylsma acknowledged the impact of Campbell in the NHL as a whole.
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“Jessica being a female coach in the NHL for the first time, it’s great for her and it’s great for the game,” he said.
Campbell added: “Hopefully somebody else will have a door held open for them versus them having to push it open and find ways to unlock it.
“I look at the other women around me and other people in the industry doing their piece and doing a fantastic job of it. And it’s part of a movement. It’s part of, I think, really important change.”
UFC 307 is in the books which means it’s time to head back to the APEX!
UFC Vegas 98 takes place this Saturday, headlined by a flyweight contest between former title challenger Brandon Royval and rising super-prospect Tatsuro Taira, and No Bets Barred is back to break the whole card down.
This week, host Jed Meshew is joined by former professional fighter Billy Ward of Action Network to dive into all the UFC action this weekend. Topics discussed include Royval’s chances at denying the wunderkind Taira, just how past his prime is Brad Tavares, and the possible return of heavyweight overs? All that, plus, Jed unveils his newest gimmick: The Climb.
Tune in for episode 103 of No Bets Barred.
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New episodes of the No Bets Barred podcast drop every Wednesday and are available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever else you find your favorite podcasts. The latest episode can be heard below.
Former Manchester United goalkeeper Siobhan Chamberlain described City’s win as a “huge statement” to Europe’s elite.
“They didn’t just win by luck, they didn’t just rely on their goalkeeper to keep them in it, they fully deserved to win the game and win the game comfortably,” she told BBC Radio 5 Live.
“That is going to give them so much confidence in any competition they are playing in this season.
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“It’s a huge statement, a brilliant performance, a brilliant result and one that will remain in their record books and will be talked about for a long, long time.”
From the start, City pressed Barcelona and put pressure on the defence and goalkeeper Cata Coll.
As well as Layzell’s aggression down the right, Lauren Hemp was a constant threat on the left, Khadija Shaw was through the centre and Yui Hasegawa was a strong foundation in midfield.
Barcelona, usually so composed and intimidating, were not allowed to settle and though they improved in the second half, they were caught out by Layzell’s well-timed pass for Shaw which confirmed City’s victory with just over 10 minutes to go.
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“But if you want to talk about winning competitions and tournaments, it needs to be sustained. It can’t be a one-off performance,” Chamberlain added.
“It’s got to be maintained. That’s the challenge that faces them now. Can you maintain this week in, week out?”
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MELINDA (1.40 Ayr, nap)
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Looks a handicap snip for Lucinda Russell. We usually think of the Scottish trainer sending out staying chase winners but she can strike on the Flat with this daughter of Churchill who has been brought along nice and slowly. She had just one run for Joseph O’Brien in Ireland before moving to Russell’s yard. There was plenty to like about her staying-on fourth at Carlisle last time to earn a fair looking handicap mark of 70. She is certainly bred to be better than that and can go close at fair odds in what looks an open contest.
FAIRY GLEN (3.10 Bath, nb)
Left it a stride too late when second in a Longchamp Listed contest last month. She sees out this trip strongly and can score for the Crisfords.
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HARRYS HOPE (4.43 Exeter, treble)
Was an impressive winner on chase debut, coming home with seven lengths to spare at Southwell. She will be hard to stop under a 7lb penalty.
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INDIVAR (6.00 Southwell, Lucky 15)
This son of Blue Point clocked a speedy time when winning at Newcastle and today’s trip is his favourite.
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LAS VEGAS – UFC Fight Night 244 takes place Saturday at the UFC Apex with a full card on ESPN+.
Before fight night arrives, though, notable athletes from the event spoke to reporters Wednesday at media day, including flyweight headliners Brandon Royval (16-7 MMA, 6-3 UFC) and Tatsuro Taira (16-0 MMA, 6-0 UFC), and MMA Junkie has videos of the interviews.
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Check below for the archived videos of each media day session, and watch the live stream above.
Reigning champion Luke Humphries secured his place in the quarter-finals of the World Grand Prix in Leicester.
The 29-year-old world number one defeated German Ricardo Pietreczko 3-1, producing a 180 to set up a 130 checkout and clinch an important third set.
Rob Cross, who beat pre-tournament favourite Luke Littler in his opening match, reached the last eight for the first time with a 3-1 victory over Martin Schindler.
Jonny Clayton, winner in 2021, came from a set down to beat Ross Smith 3-1, but 2022 runner-up Nathan Aspinall is out following a 3-2 loss to Ryan Joyce.
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Following Littler’s first-round defeat, Michael van Gerwen and Michael Smith were both surprise first-round exits on Tuesday.
Humphries, who celebrated his maiden TV ranking title with victory over Gerwyn Price 12 months ago, had to fight back from a set and two legs down to beat Masters winner Stephen Bunting in his first-round match.
He continued his title defence on Wednesday thanks to a superb checkout in the third set after Pietreczko had levelled the match, seeing out victory to set up a meeting with Clayton.
The second-round matches conclude on Thursday, with Gary Anderson – having beaten world number two Smith – up against Mike de Decker from 19:00 BST.
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Wales’ 2020 champion Price faces two-time winner James Wade, Northern Ireland’s 2017 champion Daryl Gurney takes on Joe Cullen, and two-time runner-up Dave Chisnall meets Dimitri van den Bergh in best-of-five contests.
All four quarter-finals take place on Friday, before the tournament concludes at the weekend.
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