ENGLAND rugby star Owen Farrell married his long-term girlfriend Georgie in a lavish ceremony in 2018 – and his latest career announcement suggests that he will be spending more time with her.
The fly-half captain has confirmed that he will not be a part of England’s Six Nations squad after taking a break from rugby to prioritise his mental health.
And it means he and his wife Georgie can spend more time together as Farrell will NOT be playing at the Six Nations 2024.
Despite being the partner of such a high-profile rugby star such as Owen Farrell, his wife Georgie is a very private person.
So much so, the only pictures she has shared of the couple together on any social media platform was at their wedding.
She often goes to game to support her now husband, often joining him on the pitch after games but still, very little is known about her.
Georgie Farrell is on Instagram but her account is private, much like herself, just with a mere 320 followers.
The only way you would happen to get to know her any better would be if you were to stumble into her on a dog walk.
The pair tied the knot in the summer of 2018.
It seems from England teammates that the ceremony was attended by a lot of players from his time spent in rugby union and rugby league with lots of Wigan players attending.
Danny Care recalls a story where ex-Wigan player and club legend Denis Bets where he insisted he and Chris Ashton hit him with ten short tackles there and then at the wedding reception in the evening.
It results in ruined suits as they hit the Wigan legend with a series of alcohol and testosterone fuelled tackles.
The happy couple have two children, both boys.
Tommy was born in March 2019, while his younger brother Freddie was born in March 2021.
They also have a dog called Ron, who Georgie enjoys taking for long walks during her very private personal life.
While figures vary wildly as with most things online, it is thought that Owen Farrell has a net worth of in the region of £1.5m.
Of course, he also has a very famous father in the shape of Ireland head coach Andy Farrell.
With the World Cup coming up in France this winter, he will be hoping he can put in a good showing with his dad’s Ireland side much fancied to go all the way in the tournament.
They currently sit at number one in the world rankings and are leading the way in the current Guinness Six Nations table.
