Wilfried Zaha enjoys beach break away with stunning girlfriend on Barbados mid-winter holiday
WILFRIED ZAHA has been spotted enjoying a glam holiday in Barbados with his stunning girlfriend Paige Bannister. With Crystal Palace currently on their winter break, the 27-year-old took full advantage and whisked Bannister away to the balmy Caribbean island. Palace’s mid-season holiday came at a perfect time for the couple, who were able to go […]
WILFRIED ZAHA has been spotted enjoying a glam holiday in Barbados with his stunning girlfriend Paige Bannister.
With Crystal Palace currently on their winter break, the 27-year-old took full advantage and whisked Bannister away to the balmy Caribbean island.
Palace’s mid-season holiday came at a perfect time for the couple, who were able to go away for Valentine’s Day, when Zaha would usually be playing for Palace.
The Ivory Coast international has been dating Bannister since 2016, when he was spotted with the former University of Westminster student outside her hall of residence in Wembley.
And in the holiday snaps, the pair can be seen relaxing on the beach before zooming around on a jet ski.
They then chilled on a yacht in the glorious Caribbean sunshine.
Zaha happily shared pictures of his gorgeous girlfriend on his Instagram story.
In one picture she can be seen posing for the camera on a sun lounger.
While in another, the footballer poses for a selfie while shy Bannister covers her face.
The stunning former student also used to date Zaha’s fellow Prem footballer Kortney Hause.
But she went on to find true love with the Selhurst Park icon.
The duo were photographed on the red carpet at the GQ Men of the Year awards back in September.
But since then Zaha has cut off his trademark locks.
Instead, the former Manchester United man now sports tightly cropped hair more reminiscent of his Old Trafford days.
Zaha, known best for his silky dribbling skills on the pitch, is also incredibly charitable off it.
The generous star donates ten percent of his Palace wages to help those less fortunate than him.
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“I give a tenth of my salary to charity every month so in terms of giving back, I do my best,” he told the E&H Foundation.
“That’s not just charities here, it’s charities in the Ivory Coast too,” said Zaha.
“My mum makes sure of it as soon as the end of the month comes; I do that as my good deed to help.”
