Jude Bellingham spotted taking new girlfriend Ashlyn Castro out to lunch after American model joins Real Madrid star's parents to watch Champions League clash
Bellingham's love life has been the subject of plenty of speculation in recent months and the England star has now been spotted with a new girlfriend, according to The Sun. Bellingham and model Castro were seen together, seemingly confirming the new relationship.
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THE GOSSIP
Being one of world football's biggest names goes hand in hand with fans wanting to know every detail about your life and Bellingham has been finding that out in recent years. He was previously linked with Dutch model Laura Celia Valk during 2024, but Castro was a guest alongside the player's parents in the Real Madrid family box during the recent Champions League win over Red Bull Salzburg. The two then went out for lunch together the following day. The Sun reports that the pair have been on several dates, initially coming into contact by 'liking' each other's posts on Instagram.
DID YOU KNOW?
Despite being considered an internet personality, Castro keeps herself guarded when it comes to details about her private life. She said an Instagram post in 2021 paying tribute to her late father was an exception to her usual rules about posting online: "I've never been one to share anything too personal on here. I keep the people I love most closest to my heart, I want to protect them at all costs."
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The objective for Bellingham when it comes to his career is clear. Real Madrid are back on top of La Liga after a strong run of form over the past month and will face Real Valladolid, rock bottom of the table, on Saturday night. That should be a straightforward win, with the bigger task for Bellingham and Co. on the immediate horizon making sure they beat Brest in France on Wednesday. Victory in that one is the only chance Los Blancos have to finish in the Champions League top eight and bypass the inconvenience of being forced into an additional knockout play-off round.