Steven Gerrard‘s daughter Lilly-Ella is allegedly dating the son of the Irish mob boss Liam Byrne.
The influencer, 18, recently returned home from a holiday to Ibiza, where Lee was seen soaking up the sun with her, according to The Sun.
Lee, 23, whose father is the head of a drug cartel’s operations in Britain and Ireland, could be seen with his back turned to the camera as he looked out to sea.
Love: Steven Gerrard’s daughter Lilly-Ella, 18, is allegedly dating the son of the Irish mob boss Liam Byrne
In another series of snaps, shared to Instagram, the duo recharged whilst getting hooked up to a vitamin drip, with Lee’s face shielded by his cap.
Heading out for the night to enjoy the island’s famous nightlife they commissioned an artist to draw a hilarious caricature before flying home on a luxurious private jet.
MailOnline has contacted representatives for Lilly for comment.
Sun-soaked: The influencer, recently returned home from a holiday to Ibiza, where Lee was seen soaking up the sun with her,
Relaxing: The pair were seen as they travelled to and from the Island on a luxurious private jet
His dad Liam remains a top target for Irish police investigating the alleged activities of the Kinahan cartel and a gang named in the High Court as the Byrne Organised Crime Group, of which he is at the head.
His son Lee has no involvement in the criminal underworld and was previously dating influencer Daisey O’Donnell, before they split earlier this year.
His father Byrne allegedly became Daniel Kinahan’s right-hand man in Britain after his brother-in-law Thomas ‘Bomber’ Kavanagh was jailed in 2019 for possession of a stun gun.
Health: In another series of snaps, shared to Instagram, the duo recharged whilst getting hooked up to a vitamin drip, with Lee’s face shielded by his cap
Date night: Heading out for the night to enjoy the island’s famous nightlife they commissioned an artist to draw a hilarious caricature
Byrne fled Ireland after the Garda Criminal Assets Bureau seized millions of pounds worth of his wealth in 2019.
The CAB has also seized dozens of high-powered vehicles, jewellery, bank accounts and Byrne’s Raleigh Square home in Crumlin, which was apparently fitted with a panic room and Jacuzzi.
Gardai are reportedly still hunting Byrne, and are still investigating the alleged activities of the most senior members of the Kinahan cartel after jailing many of their lieutenants in recent years.
Those jailed includes Byrne’s cousin ‘Fat’ Freddie Thompson, who is serving life for helping to carry out the gangland murder of David ‘Daithi’ Douglas in inner Dublin in 2016.
Family: Lilly’s father is Steven, 42 – now manager of Aston Villa – once played for LA Galaxy. She has two sisters, Lexie, 16, and Lourdes, ten, and a brother, Lio, five
Ex: Lee has no involvement in the criminal underworld and was previously dating influencer Daisey O’Donnell, before they split earlier this year
Byrne’s brother David Byrne was also shot dead in Dublin’s Regency Hotel in February 2016 – a brutal murder that greatly escalated the so-called Kinahan Hutch feud.
Under Operation Lamp, officers targeted £2.3million worth of assets including four homes worth £1.7million, 29 vehicles (£467,195), six designer watches (£71,910), two rings (£25,733), a bank account containing £31,563 and £29,912 in cash.
As part of their investigations, CAB investigators claimed Byrne was at the ‘very top tier’ of organised crime in Ireland.
Liam Byrne: Mobster ‘running Kinahan cartel operations in the UK and Ireland’
Liam Byrne is the head of a drug cartel’s criminal operations in Britain and Ireland
Liam Byrne is the head of a drug cartel’s criminal operations in Britain and Ireland.
He allegedly became Daniel Kinahan’s right-hand man in Britain after his brother-in-law Thomas ‘Bomber’ Kavanagh was jailed in 2019 for possession of a stun gun.
Byrne fled Ireland after the Garda Criminal Assets Bureau seized millions of pounds worth of his wealth in 2019.
The CAB has also seized dozens of high-powered vehicles, jewellery, bank accounts and Byrne’s Raleigh Square home in Crumlin, which was apparently fitted with a panic room and Jacuzzi.
Under Operation Lamp, officers targeted £2.3million worth of assets including four homes worth £1.7million, 29 vehicles (£467,195), six designer watches (£71,910), two rings (£25,733), a bank account containing £31,563 and £29,912 in cash.
