The wife of Premier League footballer Phil Jagielka has called time on their 10-year marriage after reportedly growing tired of his close friendship with a 25-year-old Australian model.
Sheffield United defender Jagielka split from wife Emily, 39, at the end of last season and is now said to be spending time with Instagram beauty Holly Young, who once dated Olympic sprint legend Usain Bolt.
A source told The Sun on Sunday: “It looks like a permanent split.”
A source said “there doesn’t seem to be a way back” for the couple, who have two children.
“Emily has supported him throughout all the ups and downs of his career and can’t believe this has happened.
“Everything that they had has now come crashing down and there doesn’t seem to be a way back.”
The father-of-two, who has racked up 40 caps for England, left Everton this summer after 12 years to return to his first club, newly-promoted Sheffield United.
Raven-haired Holly, who has spoken openly about undergoing a £10k boob job taking her from a B cup to a DD, hails originally from Perth and moved to Manchester just under a year ago.
Earlier this year, the model and fledgling TV presenter, told The Sunday Times that she was dating a Manchester United player and boasted about being showered with gifts and whisked away on a romantic helicopter ride.
She said: “It was date night and he surprised me with a chopper, which landed in the Lake District, where we landed at a private residence and spent the weekend together.”
Her most recent Instagram boasts show the buxom beauty living it up in Spain and Greece on holiday.
Jagielka, 36, married Emily in 2009, three years after the pair began dating.
That same year, the football star was a target of a violent robbery after a gang burst into his luxury mansion as he watched his teammates on television.
Injured at the time, Jagielka had just sat down to watch Everton play in the Carling Cup when three armed men burst into his £2.5 million home.
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