Model Iris Law spotted out for summer stroll with DJ double of former flame Trent Alexander-Arnold
The 24-year-old was spotted smiling on a stroll with Tommy Gold, 27.
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Model Iris Law has been spotted out with Tommy Gold, who has a resemblance to her former flame
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Iris previously dated England and Real Madrid footballer Trent Alexander-Arnold
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She previously had a five-month relationship with
Iris — daughter of actor Jude Law and film producer
She had earlier posed in a white summer dress for Spanish fashion brand Zara.
In November 2024, it was revealed the
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A pal insisted there is 'no bad blood' between Iris and Trent, but added: 'Being a Wag was never really going to be her bag.'
The footie ace is now dating influencer
She was recently seen in Spain accompanying him to his
Trent Alexander-Arnold's New Love Life Revealed
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Iris and Tommy were seen browsing in Portobello Road Market, London
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Iris, now 24, is the daughter of actors Jude Law and Sadie Frost
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Iris has been single since her break-up with the footballer at the end of last year
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Iris and Trent had a five-month relationship after meeting on a modelling shoot
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