Adult film star Teanna Trump appears to have confirmed her relationship with Arsenal flop Nicolas Pepe.
The ex-Gunner, now plying his trade for La Liga side Villarreal, was featured in an image of the pair enjoying a meal out together. Trump, real name is Keanna Nichele Jones, shared an image of her accompanied by Pepe that was originally posted by Pepe’s sister Corinne.
It has been rumoured the couple have already been dating for five months, though Trump’s post of tve photograph was accompanied by SamRecks’ ‘situationship’ song. The 29-year-old adult film star was seen in the VIP section at Villarreal’s Estadi de la Ceramica for the side’s first game of the season against Atletico Madrid, and has been pictured in the team’s shirt.
Trump and Pepe are said to have already visited Bioparc Valencia and aquarium, with the former even seen with the former Arsenal star’s children. The 29-year-old Ivory Coast international has also shared a picture of Trump on his social media.
Pepe made a blockbuster £72million move to Arsenal in 2019 when Unai Emery was in charge of the club. Moving from Lille, Pepe became the north London side’s most expensive signing.
The winger failed to live up to his price-tag however and endured a difficult time at the Emirates. The 2020/21 season saw him bag 10 goals in 29 Premier League appearances but Pepe could only manage 16 goals in 80 league games in all.
The emergeance of Bukayo Saka saw Pepe fall by the way side as he head on loan to Nice in 2022/23 before leaving Arsenal in September 2023 on a free transfer, despite having a year remaining on his deal. Following one season in Turkey, Pepe then moved as a free agent to Villarreal.
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Pep said last month he has ‘rediscovered the pleasure of learning a new football culture’ since moving to Spain. The ex-Angers ace harbors no ill-feeling over his time at Arsenal however.
“Playing for Arsenal is still a huge part of my career,” he said. “Playing with The Gunners, it’s unforgettable.
“I won titles [the FA Cup and the Community Shield] with this great club, so it was far from a bad experience. I still remember the good things. The Arsenal chapter, I won’t say it’s behind me. It’s above all something I’ll carry with me until the end of my career. At the time, I had a discussion with Unai Emery that lasted almost an hour. He explained to me how he wanted me to fit into the team, and obviously it convinced me.
“Honestly, I’ve turned the page. I have no rancour. Frankly, I wish Mikel Arteta the best.”
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