The Gunners midfielder and his partner, Lauren, have been the targets of cruel online comments, starting back in December. Despite the hate, Lauren has kept her Instagram profile open for her 64k followers, sharing a photo of her and their 20-month-old son, Jude, at a match. In a show of support, Manchester fashion house In The Style has stood by Lauren, denouncing the abusive comments and emphasizing that women should not have to endure such treatment in 2024. The founder, Adam Frisby, condemned the abuse and emphasized the importance of doing better in the modern age.
Love Island victor Dani Dyer and ex-Love Island star Liberty Poole also expressed support and highlighted the need to embrace different body types and resist unrealistic beauty standards perpetuated by social media. The midfielder, who has now transferred to North London, recently revealed a new tattoo featuring the name and birthdate of his newborn.
