Frank Lampard blew a sweet kiss to his wife Christine and their children after Coventry City’s 2-0 victory over West Bromwich at Coventry Stadium on Friday.
The football manager looked over-the-moon with the result as he waved to his wife of 10 years, both 46, who beamed with pride while holding their son in her arms.
Cheering him on from the stands, Christine cut a stylish figure in a chic white button-up blouse featuring puffed sleeves and frilly detailing at the front.
She paired the ensemble with black tailored trousers and carried her essentials in a black cross-body bag with a gold chain strap.
To complete her look, the Northern Irish presenter accessorised with a pair of gold Chanel earrings and wore a radiant make-up palette.
She looked incredibly proud and was seen chatting with ecstatic fans in the stands following the win.
Frank Lampard blew a sweet kiss to his wife Christine and their children as they cheered him on from the stands following Coventry City’s thrilling 2-0 victory over West Bromwich on Friday
The English football manager, 46, looked over the moon with the result as he waved to his wife of 10 years
Coventry took a huge step in the race for the Sky Bet Championship play-off places after beating 10-player West Bromwich 2-0 in front of a record-breaking crowd.
Jack Rudoni and Matt Grimes scored either side of half-time to put Frank’s men three points clear of seventh-placed Middlesbrough, who beat lowly Plymouth 2-1.
It comes after Christine revealed her husband Frank would cancel their dates when Chelsea didn’t win their games.
The TV presenter and the former footballer have been together since October 2009 and got married in 2015.
But the early days of their relationship weren’t all plain-sailing as Frank would get down in the dumps over his performance on the pitch.
Speaking on the Loose Women podcast with Nadia Sawalha, she said: ‘He used to cancel nights out when Chelsea didn’t win when he was playing with them.
‘We would maybe have plans to go for dinner or drinks or something and he’d go ‘I’m not going. I just don’t want to go. I don’t want to go,’ and there’d be anger and he just doesn’t want to talk to anybody about it.
‘It was like he needed to kind of decompress, and then he was ready to go again Monday morning.
Christine cut a stylish figure for the match in a chic white button-up blouse featuring puffed sleeves and frilly detailing at the front
The Northern Irish presenter looked incredibly proud and was seen chatting with ecstatic fans in the stands following the win
Coventry took a huge step in the race for the Sky Bet Championship play-off places after beating 10-player West Bromwich 2-0 in front of a record-breaking crowd (Jack Rudoni centre right pictured)
Jack Rudoni and Matt Grimes (pictured) scored either side of half-time to put Frank’s men three points clear of seventh-placed Middlesbrough, who beat lowly Plymouth 2-1
‘But there were loads of those moments where he thought, “No, no, no,” and he’d be so angry with himself if something didn’t go according to plan.’
Christine told how she supported Frank during those moments, adding: ‘I mean those sorts of things, and it’s interesting recently with Gareth Southgate talking about groups of men coming together and being supportive of one another and everything else.
‘It really resonated with me, because Frank had been through the football thing and the need for feeling like you’ve got a team, a tribe, a group of people around you that will support you when you’re kind of having moments of feeling, “Oh, I should be strong, but I’m just not feeling it today.
But how do I really tell everybody because they’ll never understand?” So yeah, that was something I would always have been very aware of with him.’
The broadcaster also told how she thinks the secret to her marriage with Frank is that they are still each other’s best friends.
She said: ‘We’re still absolute best mates. He’ll be the first person I’ll pick the phone up to sort anything out with.
‘And the biggest thing for me going back to my love of comedy, is he makes me laugh.
It comes after Christine revealed her husband Frank would cancel their dates when Chelsea didn’t win their games (pictured in 2021)
‘And that is such a powerful thing to me – I have to be able to have a giggle… We just have proper laughs. We have the same points of view on things.
‘We don’t argue over parenting or how things run in the house. We sort of sing off the same page and that sort of makes everything flow.
‘The basis is, there’s love, we’ve got each other’s backs and we’re supportive. And if he suggests that some job is happening and he wants to do it, we’ll make it work.’
The couple tied the knot on December 20, 2015, at St Paul’s Church in Knightsbridge and they share two children together.
