Steven and Alex Gerrard invited OK! magazine to their luxurious Portuguese mansion to celebrate their first wedding anniversary. The couple enjoyed their time by lounging in the sun, playing in their private pool with their daughters Lilly-Ella and Lexie, and posing for photos in their vibrant fuchsia-colored living room.
Steven, a former midfielder for Liverpool and England, expressed his desire for a break at their hideaway near Faro in the Algarve region. The couple meticulously planned their time off together and reminisced about their wedding, which took place at the Cliveden House luxury hotel. Their wedding was attended by notable figures such as footballers Rio Ferdinand, Ashley Cole, Jamie Redknapp, Cheryl Cole, and Peter Crouch.
Alex fondly recalled their wedding day and expressed her desire to do it all over again. Steven described the day as perfect, although he admitted feeling anxious leading up to the event. The couple’s daughters, Lilly-Ella and Lexie, enjoyed watching the wedding film, with Lilly even watching it nightly at one point.
Steven gushed about his daughters and the joy he experiences spending time with them. He mentioned that Lilly is aware of his schedule and sometimes finds it difficult when he has to leave. Despite the challenges of being away due to his football career, he cherishes the time he has with his family.
The interview also touched on Steven’s desire for a larger family and his jokes about handling four daughters. The couple welcomed their third daughter, Lourdes, in 2011 and their fourth child, a son named Lio George, in 2017. Steven expressed that their family feels complete with the addition of Lio.
Alex discussed her style column and her collaboration with fashion brands. Steven praised her impeccable style and mentioned that he supports her fashion choices.
After a successful football career playing for Liverpool, England, and LA Galaxy, Steven retired in 2014. He reflected on the highlights of his career and expressed gratitude for the opportunities he had. Wearing the Liverpool shirt was a lifelong ambition for him, and he considered his career to be nothing short of spectacular.