Ex-footballer tells court he cheated on partners ‘many times’ but says he has never abused women
Ryan Giggs has admitted cheating on his ex-wife and girlfriends “many times” and said his reputation as a “love cheat” was justified – but told a court he had never abused women.
Asked by his barrister, Chris Daw QC, if his reputation as a “love cheat” was justified, Giggs said: “Yes.” He has denied deliberately head-butting Greville and elbowing her younger sister in the face during a drunken row at his home in Worsley, Greater Manchester, on 1 November 2020. Giggs described how he “fell in love” with Greville after meeting her while she worked as a PR person for his hospitality business with Gary Neville.
“We got over that and things were good and it was a part of my life where I was just finishing football and going into a coaching career which was longer hours, more time away from the house and away from the family and Stacey. Giggs denied any “physical element” to the argument and said he started packing Greville’s suitcase after telling her he did not want her to stay with him. He said he eventually let her sleep in his bed.
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