FOOTBALLER and YouTuber Jeremy Lynch won over the hearts of women across the UK when he appeared on Britain’s Got Talent.
But the host of F2 Freestylers Ultimate Soccer Skills Channel and Soccer Aid star is involved with one lucky lady. So who is his girlfriend Shauna Louise?
London-born football freestyler Jeremy Lynch has been dating his long-term girlfriend Shauna Louise for the past six years.
Shauna was born on November 15, 1993 in England.
The 27-year-old is a model and blogger.
She graduated with a degree in English from Queen Mary’s University in London.
The pair were set to be married this year with Shauna posting a snap of the couple over Instagram on August 4 and writing: “What would have been our wedding weekend.”
Jeremy and Shauna met six years ago and only knew each other for two weeks before Jeremy asked the brunette for a date.
He told her that the pair would be going go-carting on their first date.
However, he ended up taking her to ‘Cakes and Shakes’ for a milkshake.
The pair were set to be married August 13 but were forced to cancel because of the coronavirus pandemic.
This year the match had originally been pencilled in for Saturday, June 6 – but will now take place on Sunday, September 6.
Soccer Aid for Unicef raises money towards making sure more children in impoverished countries can spend more time at play.
Since it was founded by Robbie Williams 14 years ago, it has raised more than £38million for charity.
The game will see Jeremy return to Old Trafford since his appearance at last year’s match where he showed his class down the left wing with a number of dazzling dribble and tricks.
The performance made him the standout player on the pitch.
However, this year there will be no fans in attendance because of the global coronavirus pandemic.
Instead, viewers can tune in live on ITV from 6.30pm, on Sunday, September 6.
The game will also be able to be live streamed on the ITV Hub.
Last year, Stamford Bridge hosted the Unicef charity match with the likes of Usain Bolt, Sir Mo Farah and F2 Freestylers on show.
Soccer Aid in 2019 went right down to the wire as penalties were needed to settle the affair.
Lynch scored twice to ease England into a 2-0 lead, before Usain Bolt pulled one back for Rest of the World just before half-time.
England looked to have been keeping their opponents at bay to see out a win, but 2017 Love Island winner Kem Cetinay levelled with seven minutes to go to send the match into extra time.
And it was ROW that came out on top with Cetinay firing home the winning penalty, much to the delight of coaching duo Harry Redknapp and Piers Morgan.
