Kieran Trippier dines with model Kehlani Webster in Newcastle
Newcastle United and England defender Kieran Trippier was spotted enjoying an evening meal with Kehlani Webster, a 21-year-old who works as an adult model, reports BritPanorama.
The 35-year-old former England international dined with Webster at Babucho, a brasserie housed within a converted church in Newcastle. They were seen together at the venue this week, according to reports, and spent approximately two hours dining with a couple of female friends.
Witnesses noted that Trippier and Webster were the last to leave the restaurant. As they exited, the weather had turned cold and wet, prompting what appeared to be a gentlemanly gesture from Trippier, who handed his beige tracksuit top to Webster to help keep her warm.
This dinner follows the confirmed end of Trippier’s marriage to Charlotte, 36. The couple announced last summer they had separated for a year and were proceeding with divorce. Trippier stated in June: “Myself and Charlotte separated over a year ago. I have not commented as it is a private matter and we want to protect our children.”
Trippier’s marriage, which began in 2016, faced challenges in May 2024 when video footage surfaced showing him lifting a call centre worker at a Newcastle karaoke venue. Subsequently, Charlotte opted not to attend the Euros, where England fell 2-1 to Spain in the final. By September 2024, she had relocated to a £3.85 million property in Hale, Cheshire, taking their three children with her.
The family’s £3.8 million mansion in Morpeth, Northumberland, was placed on the market, reflecting the significant changes unfolding in the former couple’s lives. A source remarked at the time: “Charlotte’s starting afresh. She’s made the move from the North East to the North West.”
Trippier, an established figure in English football, has had a successful career starting at Manchester City and playing for clubs including Burnley, Tottenham, Atletico Madrid, and Newcastle. He has earned 54 caps for England, although he has not featured for the national team since 2024, with his memorable moment being a sensational free-kick during the 2018 World Cup semi-finals.
In a sport often interwoven with off-field narratives, Trippier’s latest public engagement reflects the complex balance between personal life and professional commitments, illustrating how even the most celebrated athletes navigate the shifts in their off-field realities.
