News about Ashley Ward

Samantha Tarkowski, one of the stars of "Married To The Game" on Amazon Prime, has so many myths about being the wife of a footballer." "I think most people believe that we just lounge around and live off our husbands' money, which isn't necessarily true." The 32-year-old has been married to Everton center-back and England National team player James Tarkowski for nine years, and she is consistently confronted with negative stereotypes. "I've never intended to live off a man or be funded by a man," she tells POPSUGAR on a Zoom video call from her home in Liverpool. "I've always wanted to pay my own way, and that's how I was raised." However, these stereotypes have been deeply embedded in British media for years. The wives and girlfriends of premiership footballers were ubiquitous in pop culture in the mid-2000s, from Victoria Beckham to Cheryl Cole and Coleen Rooney. The paparazzi were fueled by their every move, photographing their oversized sunglasses, shopping sprees, multiple-page wedding spreads, and more. The tabloids' obsession with these women was glossed over in the public interest, but the tabloids' coverage was actually deeply embedded in sexism. Women were primarily misogynistic to be based on their partners' fame rather than their own accomplishments.

Exclusive BY OLI GAMP: Riyad Mahrez's wife has responded to a viral video showing her husband's ferocious response after she was told they were heading from Manchester to Saudi Arabia after she was informed they were moving from Manchester to Saudi Arabia on social media. In a surprise move, the ex-Man City actor made a £30 million move to Al-Ahli last summer, a £750,000-per-week contract, with Ward given no hint that the couple will pack their bags for Jeddah. Taylor, the granddaughter of former Premier League player Ashley Ward, is expected to appear in a new series 'Married to the Game,' which airs on February 23, and a short video showing Mahrez openly explaining why the two are leaving England has gone viral.

According to some scientists, we may have as many as 53 senses. Ashley Ward, a biologist, points out that sight is often regarded as the most prominent. We have a fantastic view of some animals. If cats were human, they might have been declared legally blind. Dogs' eyesight is little better