MORGAN Gibbs-White's life off the pitch is just as incredible on it.
The 24-year-old midfielder from Nottingham Forest is having his best season in the Premier League and was the star of the show against Wolves on Monday evening.
He helped his side draw level with Arsenal in second place as their unlikely top four assault continued.
Gibbs-White has scored four goals and provided three assists in a breakout campaign for the England star.
He was recently spotted taking a well-deserved break on New Year's Eve with girlfriend Britney De Villiers on a glamorous ski trip.
They were accompanied during the escape by Anthony Elanga and his girlfriend China Navana.
South African beauty Britney is a social media influencer with over 270,000 followers on Instagram.
She shares her amazing lifestyle with Gibbs-White on social media, with the pair clearly living their best lives.
SunSport looks into Gibbs-White and Britney's epic lives.
Looking forward to holidays
Last week we saw the couple in love getting dressed warmly for a holiday on the ice.
But it wasn't a children's program they wanted to enjoy, but a fancy ski holiday.
Influencer Britney posted a photo of her with other half Gibbs-White as they flew to the luxurious French ski resort of Courchevel in a private jet.
Britney posted a series of photos of herself and Gibbs-White on board the plane to her Instagram on New Year's Eve.
Her accompanying caption read: “NYE trip.”
The couple looked the picture of happiness, as did De Villiers as she showed off a chic-looking jacket with individual snaps.
Before sharing the post, Britney posted a series of photos from the luxury resort they called home.
The pair hit the road with Gibbs-White's teammate Elanga and his wife, China.
Typically, Gibbs-White and his partner prefer warmer climates, as Britney's Instagram suggests.
There are many trips to luxury destinations on her social media accounts.
This includes trips to Dubai, Italy AND Portugal this summer.
On the Amalfi Coast, the couple rented a boat and showed their love by sharing a kiss on board.
They enjoyed another boat day in Dubai as beautiful Britney showed off her amazing bikini body.
Gibbs-White and Britney seem to be very close to Elanga and his partner China.
They visited the Algarve as a group and shared snaps together before heading out for dinner.
Britney combines her travels with a busy life in Great Britain.
She often appears in paid partnerships for a variety of beauty products.
While she also modeled Gymshark clothes in another clip.
First time parents
Gibbs-White and law student Britney began their romance in 2019.
They reportedly met through a mutual friend, and he soon asked her out.
They have since become inseparable, welcoming baby Graysen into their lives in November 2023.
On becoming a father, Gibbs-White told BBC Sport: “It's the best feeling in the world. No feeling can describe it. It's also the hardest thing in the world.
“It [life] has changed for the better, it has calmed and calmed me down. It's another goal to do well in football and do well in life.
“Since he's been with us, everything I do is for him. Every decision I make now, I think twice about. Now he's getting to the age where he has personality and is starting to express himself. He has a belly laugh, I love it.”
As seen on Instagram, Gibbs-White and Britney are devoted parents.
They regularly share their adventures with Graysen, from celebrating his first birthday with balloons to walks in the park.
Graysen also joined his mother to cheer on dad at the Aviva Stadium when he played for England against Ireland.
Britney shared the photo on social media and wrote: “Memories that will last a lifetime.”
Defending her honor
While she showed support for him, Gibbs-White jumped to Britney's defense when she came under fire at Molineux.
The midfielder, a former Wolves player, was met with boos every time he touched the ball.
Worse, parts of the crowd chanted: 'Your girlfriend is as**g.'
Gibbs-White was asked if the taunts inflamed him, and explained why he stuck his fingers in his ears for his goal celebration.
“I think it always has the same meaning,” Gibbs White told Optus Sport.
“Just block everything they say.
“But I don't mind that. It gives me an edge and more motivation to do better and succeed. But I love it. I think that's part of football.”
“The fans are really enjoying it, they raise a baton and we perform on the pitch. I'm more than happy that the boys got the three points tonight.”
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