Wayne Bridge - Personal Life

Personal Life

Bridge's son Jaydon Jean Claude Bridge by then-girlfriend, French model Vanessa Perroncel, was born in November 2006 in Westminster, London. Shortly thereafter he signed a new four-year contract with Chelsea, on 22 November 2006. In January 2010, a super injunction was imposed by a High Court judge preventing the media reporting that Bridge's former team-mate John Terry had allegedly had an affair with Perroncel shortly after she split from Bridge. The injunction was lifted a week later. On 25 March, Perroncel succeeded in a claim against Bridge for maintenance for their son with the High Court awarding her a payment of £6,000 per month until Jaydon's 18th birthday. The News of the World printed an apology for the story on 3 October 2010 to Perroncel for invading her private life, and indicating that she has refuted the claims against herself and Terry.

In December 2010, Bridge began dating The Saturdays singer, Frankie Sandford.

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