Three Lions’ Jude Bellingham might be dating Asantewa Chitty: who is she?

English player Jude Bellingham might be just 19 but he might already have a lady love. He has been wooing an Instagram influencer, according to reports.

Bellingham, who scored the first England goal during their first FIFA World Cup match in 2022 in Qatar, has links to Birmingham. He joined the Blues academy at the age of seven and rose through the ranks quickly. Borussia Dortmund paid £30million for him to Birmingham City F.C. and he’s been playing in Germany since then.

The talented teenager might be dating someone who is living a life as global as him. In April, it was reported that he is keen on the Instagram model - Asantewa Chitty. While most of the England team’s Wags are in Qatar, Chitty is not one of them.

A source said: Bellingham thinks she is “gorgeous” and she might be interested as well. “She is also very keen on him. She is excited to see where this goes,” the source said, according to the Sun.

Who is she?

Her Instagram account, @santchitty_, has more than 10,000 followers and only 31 posts. The beautiful influencer has photos of herself posing in various locations. The latest one was from November 1 and captioned “Paris”.

While another post from October read: “I airdropped him all them sexy pics.”

There are other photos of the beauty from London and beaches as well. She rarely tags the locations in posts that showcase her lifestyle and love for fashion. However, her account does say “Art” as a description.

The gorgeous beauty has a lot more followers on TikTok. Her videos reveal very little information about her.

She has many photos and videos of herself showing off her abs and bikini-body. She seems to be a fan of Cardi B and Kim Kardashian having followed them on Instagram but she doesn’t follow the footballer she is linked to.

More about Jude

He is regarded as one of the best young players in the world.

He grew up in Stourbridge and went to Priory School in Birmingham. It is an independent Catholic and preparatory school in the Edgbaston suburb.

He joined Birmingham City football club after playing for Stourbridge’s team.

His father, Mark, is a non-league footballer, who is a sergeant in West Midlands Police. His younger brother, Jobe, is also interested in football and might be following his brother’s and father’s path.