Dele Alli's girlfriend Cindy Kimberly unfollows England star on Instagram and removes all photos with him
CINDY KIMBERLY has erased all trace of boyfriend Dele Alli from her Instagram account.
The stunning model has deleted all pictures featuring the footballer, as well as unfollowing him.
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Dele, 29, went public with his relationship with Cindy in June 2022, and the couple have regularly shared snaps together.
Cindy had been a big support to the former Tottenham star as he opened up on his traumatic childhood in 2023.
Dele revealed in an interview with Gary Neville that he had been addicted to sleeping pills and was sexually abused during his youth.
She also showed her support for the former England international after he made the move to Serie A side Como in January.
But Cindy, 26, has now removed all sign of the midfielder from her Instagram account.
This included one post of them together in Como that was initially uploaded in April.
Dele's account still features posts of the two together, and he still follows her on the platform.
It comes after the couple had separate trips as Dele went to Ibiza and Cindy visited Morocco for work.
Meanwhile, Dele made his first appearance on a football pitch in two years as he featured for Como against AC Milan in March.
The game was a disaster for the former Everton ace as he was sent off after just 10 minutes.
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Since then, he has not made another appearance for the club but has been backed by manager Cesc Fabregas.
The Spaniard has insisted that he does not want to put "extra pressure" on Dele.
The Arsenal legend believes that Dele will be back "in shape" for the 2025/26 campaign.
Como will continue in Serie A for next season after surviving relegation in their first season back since 2003.
Dele will have plenty of competition for playing time as he will battle with the likes of Assane Diao, Anastasios Douvikas and Maxence Caqueret.
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