Abbey Clancy and Christine Lampard have holiday lunch with their ex-England team-mate husbands and adorable kids - 7M sport

Abbey Clancy and Christine Lampard have holiday lunch with their ex-England team-mate husbands and adorable kids



Posted Wednesday, August 16, 2023 by Thesun.co.uk

Abbey Clancy and Christine Lampard have holiday lunch with their ex-England team-mate husbands and adorable kids

ABBEY Clancy and Christine Lampard lunched with their ex England teammate husbands and adorable kids in Portugal.

Peter Crouch's wife Abbey, 37, flashed her abs in a tiny cream bikini top, which she paired with matching baggy shorts.

She strolled barefoot across the beach while framing her face with black shades.

The model looked delighted in 42-year-old Peter's company, who opted for a casual cream shirt and khaki shorts.

Christine, 44, put on a summery display in a blue floral mini dress while accessorising with oversized sunglasses and a straw handbag.

Frank, 45, looked relaxed in a black top and cream shots - and was seen carrying his two-year-old son Frederick, who he shares with the Loose Women panellist.

He's also dad to Luna, 17, from his previous marriage to Elen Rivas, as well as Isla, 16.

Peter and Abbey share Sophia, 11, Liberty, seven, Johnny, four, and Jack, three.

The sportsmen, who once played together on the England team, appeared to be firm friends.

However, back in 2020, Peter criticised Chelsea boss Lampard for "under-using" striker Olivier Giroud that season.

The Frenchman had been handed his first start since November against Tottenham.

And Peter took full advantage of his rare chance, burying a left-footed drive after just 15 minutes against the Blues' fierce London rivals.

Speaking as a pundit on BT Sport at half-time, Peter said: "He's a top top player and I think he gets a bit of stick for some reason.

"I think he's a class player and he's been underused in this Chelsea team."



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