Steven Gerrard’s daughter Lilly, 20, is pregnant! Liverpool legend’s eldest child is expecting her first child with Lee Byrne – son of jailed Irish gangster
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Steven Gerrard’s daughter Lilly has announced her first pregnancy with boyfriend Lee Byrne, the son of jailed Irish gangster notorious Liam Byrne.
The 20-year old confirmed her pregnancy in an Instagram post on Sunday evening – meaning her former Liverpool and England footballer father, whose birthday is on May 30, will be 45 when then child is born.
Sharing a photo of her positive pregnancy test, she wrote: ‘Our little secret. The best news… mini us is on the way.’
Her parents are currently based in Bahrain while Steven manages Saudi Arabian club Al Ettifaq in the Saudi Pro League.
The former Liverpool and England ace has four children with wife Alex – daughters Lilly, Lexie, 18, and Lourdes, 13, and a son named Lio, eight.
Lilly’s partner – with whom she was first linked in 2022 – is the son of Kinahan Cartel gangster Liam Byrne, currently serving a five and a half year prison sentence for a plot to stockpile a stash of machine guns.
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Steven Gerrard ‘s daughter Lilly has announced her first pregnancy with boyfriend Lee Byrne, the son of jailed Irish gangster notorious Liam Byrne
The 20-year old confirmed her pregnancy in an Instagram post on Sunday evening – meaning her former Liverpool and England footballer father, whose birthday is on May 30, will be 45 when then child is born
Ipswich Crown Court heard how Byrne and Liverpool crook Shaun Kent planted a haul of automatic weapons in a bid to help Kavanagh dupe the authorities.
Kavanagh, Byrne’s brother-in-law, was hoping to lead the National Crime Agency, Britain’s FBI, to the guns in a bid to reduce his sentence in a drug conspiracy case.
The staggering haul, imported from Holland, included the Skorpion, the type of automatic weapon used to murder Ashley Dale and Ellie Edwards on Merseyside.
Liam’s son Lee, celebrated the sentencing with a ‘get in there’ adding ‘I love you da. See you soon.’
