Teddy Sheringham is expecting his second child with wife Kristina Andriotis. 

The former footballer, 51, and his expect wife, 31, made the announcement at the National Film Awards on Wednesday night, as Kristina walked the red carpet with a burgeoning baby bump.  

The couple are also parents to son George, five, and have been together for 12 blissful years. 

Proud parents to be! Teddy Sheringham is expecting his second child with wife Kristina Andriotis, and made the announcement at the National Film Awards on Wednesday night

Proud parents to be! Teddy Sheringham is expecting his second child with wife Kristina Andriotis, and made the announcement at the National Film Awards on Wednesday night

The  former England striker tied the knot with Kristina in a ceremony in Portugal in 2016 after dating her for nearly 10 years.

Sheringham, who played for a string of clubs including Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United, developed a reputation as a playboy during his footballing career.

He dated several younger women including models Katie Price and Danielle Lloyd, and had a son – now 28 – with Denise Simms.

Cute couple: The former footballer, 51, and his expect wife, 31, are also parents to son George, five, and have been together for 12 blissful years

Cute couple: The former footballer, 51, and his expect wife, 31, are also parents to son George, five, and have been together for 12 blissful years

Cute couple: The former footballer, 51, and his expect wife, 31, are also parents to son George, five, and have been together for 12 blissful years

However, the star settled down with Miss Andriotis, a PR worker from Nottingham, in 2007, and two years later she moved into his Essex mansion.

The couple’s home is named Camp Nou after the Barcelona stadium where Sheringham scored in the Champions League final in 1999.

In a playful nod to the age gap between the pair, they once decorated the house with a sign which said: ‘An old rooster and a young chick live here.’

Sheringham and Miss Andriotis have a five-year-old son, George, who is 24 years younger than the footballer’s other son Charlie.

The England star began his career with Millwall before becoming one of his country’s top strikers, playing in 51 internationals, and continued playing professionally until he was 42.

He turned to management after retiring, but was sacked as boss of Stevenage FC when he failed to win promotion from League Two.

Sheringham’s son Charlie has followed in his father’s footsteps, playing as a striker for Ebbsfleet United. 

 



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