Love rat footballer Jermain Defoe locks lips with new flame and cheekily fans her chest on cosy lunch date
FORMER England ace Jermain Defoe was snapped getting intimate with a new woman during a cosy Mayfair lunch date.
The footballer, 43, who had his managerial contract with Woking FC terminated last week after just four months in the role, enjoyed a series of snogs with new partner Nadine Rider – and was caught getting handsy with her at the table.
Jermain dressed for the hot weather in beige chinos and a white t-shirt with a short-sleeved green and white striped shirt over the top, while his female companion matched in a light beige ensemble.
Seated at exclusive restaurant 74 Drake, the shaded pair seemed somewhat distracted at dinner though, as they locked lips several times.
And in one risque moment, the Premier League legend was seen smirking and pulling Nadine’s top open to fan her chest amid their steamy exchange.
Jermain’s new romance comes after his relationship with recruiter Farran Tomlin, 11 years his junior, quietly ended.
The former age gap couple appeared smitten during a break to Turkey last summer at five-star resort Lujo Hotel Bodrum.
The pair posed alongside Turkish singer Dilek Sert Erdogan, who later shared the photo to Instagram captioning it: “The amazing Jermain Defoe and his lovely wife Farran came to see our show.
“Even after I got off stage, they were still there…”
Jermain has a chequered romantic history, with the star caught kissing wedding planner Paige Mallabourn-Edmondson at a hotel in Lancashire back in 2023 – days after appearing on a red carpet with his influencer girlfriend Alisha LeMay.
Jermain previously left his wife Donna Tierney for Alisha after less than a year of marriage.
Sources claim his new flame Nadine is understood to be of a similar age to Jermain and mum to an adult son.
Last week, Jermain and football club Woking ‘mutually agreed’ to part ways, four months after he was given his first managerial role.
In a statement released on social media, Defoe said: “Following recent discussions, I can confirm that I have mutually agreed to leave my position as manager of Woking.
“Unfortunately, circumstances have ultimately made it impossible for me to continue in the position.
“I am extremely proud of the work undertaken during my time at the club and genuinely felt that we were building something special.
“I would like to thank Todd Johnson for giving me the opportunity to manage the club.
“I am incredibly grateful to the supporters and, most importantly, the players, who I am genuinely gutted for.
“The group is a fantastic one and I wish the squad every success for the season ahead.
“Really disappointed the journey has ended so soon, but I leave with great pride in what Paul Bracewell, Karl Halabi and I were building at the club.
“My time at Woking has been an eye-opening managerial experience and one that will undoubtedly make me stronger for the next challenge in my career.”
