Jamie Redknapp Shared Rare Tribute To His Wife
Sandra, the footballer's mother, was also honored.
Jamie Redknapp's recent social media post is devoted to the two most significant people in his life: his spouse Frida and his mother Sandra Redknapp.
On Tuesday, in honor of International Women's Day, the former footballer posted a touching statement along with a nice photo of the two women with his youngest son Raphael.
"To all the inspirational and outstanding women out there who make the world a nicer and better place every day," he wrote on International Women's Day.
"Thank you, dear Söt [sweet in English]," his adoring wife said quickly. One person commented, "Awww Special Photo of Beautiful Ladies & Lovely words Jamie." A third remark said, "Oh Wow, a fantastic image of you guys, I simply like it."
Jamie and Frida, a Swedish model, started dating in 2019 and married in October. Rafael was born on November 24th, and his ecstatic father shared the news on Instagram.
"Meet Raphael Anders Redknapp," he tweeted beside a photo of the little "We're deeply in love, and mum is doing great," he continued. "The wonderful physicians and personnel at Chelsea and Westminster Hospitals owe us an enormous gratefulness. I can't wait for him to meet my sons."
Jamie and his ex-wife, singer Louise Redknapp, have two boys, Charley, 17, and Beau, 13, respectively. Before their divorce in December 2017, the former couple had been married for 19 years.
Frida, on the other hand, has four additional children from her marriage to Jonathan Lourie, an American hedge fund magnate.
Jamie Redknapp's full name is Jamie Frank Redknapp. He is a former professional footballer from England. From 1989 to 2005, he was a football player. The player is a Sky Sports commentator and a Daily Mail editorial sports columnist. He was a skilled midfielder with a lot of creativity.
The guy was also a good free-kick taker with a lot of strength. He was a midfielder for numerous teams during his football career. Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur, AFC Bournemouth, and Liverpool are just a few examples. This player also gained seventeen England caps between 1995 and 1999. He was a part of England's national squad. While playing for England, he helped his side reach the semi-finals of the 1996 UEFA European Football Championship.
