Chelsea legend's 'perfect' daughter strips down to lingerie in snow and wows fans

Posted Thursday, January 09, 2025 by Dailystar.co.uk

A Premier League legend's stunning daughter has delighted her followers by showing off her ravishing figure in red lingerie in freezing cold Icelandic snow

The daughter of Chelsea legend Frank Leboeuf has been deemed 'the most beautiful woman in the world' after stunning winter lingerie photos.

Jade Leboeuf posted pictures of her enjoying the Icelandic countryside to her Instagram. What took fans by surprise was her choice of attire as she posed in seductive red lingerie whilst in the freezing cold snow.

Luckily her feet would have been warm as she stuck with colourful woolly winter boots on her feet. In one pic, she can be seen making sure her shoes are on properly as she stood in the cold conditions.

She captioned the post: "And then I wonder why I'm still sick." With 271k followers, Jade's winter post garnered an impressive 11.4k likes, with many of her fans leaving comments for the influencer.

One fan labelled Jade: "The most beautiful woman in the world," while another commented: "Beautiful and wonderful as always and who says perfect doesn't exist."

Chelsea legend's 'perfect' daughter strips down to lingerie in snow and wows fans
Jade make sure her shoes are secure in the snow

A third added: "What we won't do for snaps... it's true you are sublime Jade," whist a fourth was slightly worried for Jade being in the cold saying: "You're in a big risk, what a beauty."

Amongst the comments were many peoples bringing up Jade's father Frank. This is because it was revealed a couple of months ago that Frank was not a fan of his daughter's job and feared it could put her at risk.

Chelsea legend's 'perfect' daughter strips down to lingerie in snow and wows fans
Jade Leboeuf poses in beautiful red lingerie

He told French TV show Chez Jordan Deluxe: "I am not worried about Jade, but I give her warnings. She does a job which is not one I necessarily appreciate. She is an influencer."

Frank continued: "I always tell her, 'you've got to protect yourself, you have to know what you are doing, and why'."

The former-Chelsea player spent five seasons at the club and made over 200 appearances. At Stamford Bridge, he won six trophies alongside winning the 1998 World Cup with France.