Cole Palmer's girlfriend, Connie Grace, shares some revealing details about her relationship in an upcoming documentary.
The duo was made public together in November last year at the GQ Men of the Year awards and have about seven months of their relationship.
Grace, a nail and influential technician on Instagram with 34,000 followers, is also from Manchester and opens on his link in a moving scene.
The tortolites are filming in an elegant restaurant in London, far from the humble beginnings of Palmer, in England: a new generation, which will leave in Amazon Prime from Saturday, March 15.
Here we see a playful and charming side of Palmer: in a moment he holds a white flower like a microphone and encourages Connie to sing.
“We met when we were 17 years old,” says Connie. 'I think we met me through friends in common, so I think I had an eye.
Cole Palmer's girlfriend, Connie Grace, has revealed that they met at age 17 and has barely changed since then
The couple is filmed at a romantic dinner as part of an upcoming documentary about England
Palmer opens the vast differences between Wythenshawe and London, while Connie adds that he will always be a 'Manchester' boy
'Oh, it's warm and tender. Well, with me, hopefully without anyone.
“When you know how much someone wants and you know what someone's dream is, you feel very proud.”
Later in the program, Palmer looks insecure of himself while experiencing immersing some bread in oil and balsamic vinegar.
Connie wants you not to like the taste, but it gives it an opportunity anyway before going back and crying 'ew!' – An endearing act that makes Connie laugh.
“Cole now remains the same school that I met when I was 17 years old. Obviously, he has changed, has grown up, and his life is now completely different, but it is still the same boy, school is still relaxed,” he continues.
'Cole will adapt to any situation in which you are. He does not bother him that he is so far from home because all he wants to do is play football and if that means getting out of the house and being in a completely different place from where he is, he will.
'He doesn't care about the whole side of fame and does not bother what people think of him. He only worries about scoring goals and doing it well for his team, which is doing well for his country, and you have to love him for that. '
Palmer was born in Wythenshawe, Manchester, in 2002 by Marie and Jermaine, with two older sisters.
Connie is a nail technician with 34,000 followers and has been with Palmer for about seven months, it is believed
The couple was made public at the GQ Men of the Year Awards in Kensington, London, in November.
Connie (in the photo in London) is a nail technician but travels regularly, publishing online updates
A source previously said to Mailonline: 'Cole and Connie (in the photo) have become closer and closer during the summer'
His hero growing was Wayne Rooney, but was explored by Manchester City at the age of eight and arrived through his academy to debut in September 2020.
In 2023 he gave the bold to join Chelsea for £ 42.5 million, writing a seven -year agreement at the opposite end of the country.
In the documentary, it opens how to move to London has been a cultural shock.
'Moving from Wythenshawe to meet people in Chelsea, they are different extremes of the spectrum'. said.
'The accent, his size, people. No one knows in London because it is very big. Even on my way, if that were Wythenshawe, people would be stopped in the garden in pajamas and that, do you know what I mean? Simply chatting with each other and taking a cup of tea. But obviously here it is a completely different way.
Connie added: 'Cole could not become a London, are you crazy? Have you ever talked to him? That accent is not changing. No, he is a Manchester boy.
England Lions: A new generation is available exclusively on video prime on Saturday, March 15.