Former Premier League Wag steals the show in eye-popping outfit at influencer boxing card
KNOCKOUT Former Premier League Wag steals the show in eye-popping outfit at influencer boxing card
MARTA DIAZ delighted fans as she attended an influencer boxing event in Spain.
The social media star, 24, dated Sergio Reguilon for four years during the full-back's stint in the Premier League.
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Marta Diaz posted several snaps to her Instagram account
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The influencer attended a boxing event
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Marta, 24, pouted as she posed ringside
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Marta has a huge presence online, and has gathered 3.4 million Instagram followers.
Over the weekend, the model shared several snaps of herself at a boxing event.
The popular star was attending the La Velada del Ano 5.
Spanish star Ibai Llanos' event is a hit on streaming site Twitch.
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This year's edition is said to have even peaked at 9.3 million viewers on the platform.
Marta posted several snaps of herself at the event.
Two of them saw her pose alongside model Mihail Amoli.
While in others she pouted while standing ringside.
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Marta has a huge social media following
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The model has 3.4 million Instagram followers
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Marta and Reguilon split in 2023.
The influencer revealed her emotional reaction to the break-up during her Amazon Prime series, entitled La Vida de Marta Diaz.
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Marta said: "I would say many things to Sergio… Thank you, thank you for…"
Her voice then cracked as she welled up, before she managed to add: "Eh…. For everything. He has helped me a lot and he has been a very, very important pillar for me, and he will always be."
Reguilon, 28, made just six appearances for Tottenham last season.
The six-cap Spain international is looking for a new club after being released by Spurs at the end of last season.
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