Jack Grealish celebrated his 30th birthday at the weekend with a private, festival-themed party dubbed "Grealfields," surrounded by friends, family and several high-profile guests, according to social posts and media reports.
Images shared on Instagram by model Sasha Attwood showed Grealish posing on a lawn with Attwood and their daughter, Mila, who turned one this month. Attwood wrote "Happy birthday we love you" across one photograph, which showed Grealish in double denim and Attwood in an animal-print dress and boots.
Further images and descriptions of the event showed festival-style touches including VIP lanyards reading "Grealfields – Jack's 30th Birthday," a tent transformed into a nightclub with giant LED screens displaying his name, disco balls, a DJ booth and a towering birthday cake that Grealish was photographed blowing out with friends nearby.
The celebration came during a week in which Grealish has drawn attention for both his club form and a return to family life. The winger, on loan at Everton from Manchester City, has made a bright start to his spell at Goodison Park, registering four assists in his first three Premier League appearances for the club and being named on a shortlist for the league's player of the month award.
Everton manager David Moyes has publicly praised Grealish's attitude and contributions since his arrival, saying the player's mentality and performances had impressed the coaching staff. Former England striker Wayne Rooney, who attended the party, discussed the event on his BBC podcast and said Grealish was "rediscovering his love for football," adding that Grealish was "a really kind-hearted person" and that the move to Everton offered him the time and space to enjoy his game. Rooney did not disclose the guest list or other details.
Media accounts also said Grealish had used the international break to travel, with reports in The Sun describing a lengthy pub visit in Stockholm during the period. The player had been absent from the most recent international squad, allowing him to take part in private celebrations.
Off the pitch, Grealish continues to command significant commercial interest. Reports cited earnings of about £300,000 a week, with Manchester City contributing to his Everton deal, and estimated image-rights income approaching £15 million from endorsements with brands including Pepsi, Gucci, Puma, Bose and others.
Grealish and Attwood, partners since school, announced the birth of their daughter, Mila Rose Grealish, on social media last September. The 30-year-old's return to form at Everton follows a difficult 2024 season in which he spent extended periods on the bench and narrowly missed out on selection for England's European Championship squad.
Organisers and attendees described the "Grealfields" event as private; hosts did not release a guest list and declined to provide further comment. The celebration adds to a recent run of positive attention for Grealish on and off the field as he continues his season with Everton.