Emile Heskey’s former wife Chantelle has publicly criticised the ex-England forward after his new partner shared photographs from a holiday in Greece and Cyprus.
Chantelle described Heskey as “disgusting” after Jade Slusarczyk posted images of the couple appearing close during their trip. She later claimed that Heskey had deleted a comment she left beneath the post.
The end of Heskey and Chantelle’s relationship was announced in July, after more than 20 years together and 12 years of marriage. They have four children: sons Jayden and Reigan, and daughters Milanah and Mendes.
Heskey subsequently introduced his new partner, 40-year-old Slusarczyk, soon after the separation became public.
Slusarczyk shared photographs from the holiday on social media, including images in which she and Heskey appeared to be enjoying their time together. She also added Heskey to the post as a co-author, linking his account to the publication.
Chantelle later uploaded a screenshot of the post and said that Heskey had removed her comment. Her criticism followed the publication of the holiday images and made the dispute visible to their social media followers.
The couple’s separation came after a relationship lasting more than two decades. Their marriage had continued for 12 years, and they have four children together.
The public exchange began when Slusarczyk posted the holiday photographs. The images showed her with Heskey during their time in Greece and Cyprus, while the co-author feature indicated that the former England international was associated with the post.
Chantelle’s response focused on the decision to share the images and on the removal of her comment. She criticised Heskey publicly and used the word “disgusting” to describe him.
Heskey, who represented England as a forward, has not been quoted in the source article as responding to Chantelle’s remarks. No further details about the reason for the couple’s separation have been given.
The announcement in July confirmed that their relationship had ended after more than 20 years together. The subsequent appearance of Slusarczyk in Heskey’s social media activity came shortly afterwards, with the holiday posts providing the latest public development in the aftermath of the split.
The photographs from Greece and Cyprus were presented as a joint social media post, with Slusarczyk naming Heskey as a co-author. Chantelle then shared a screenshot of that post and alleged that her comment had been deleted.
