“Fake NEWS” - Endrick, 19, Shuts Down Rumours of Divorce From 23-Year-Old Wife Gabriely Miranda

Brazilian football sensation Endrick has dismissed rumours of a divorce from his wife, Gabriely Miranda.

The 19-year-old striker, currently on loan at Lyon from Real Madrid, found himself at the centre of online chatter after reports from Spanish football websites suggested marital discord. Living in France following his mid-season transfer, the couple has faced intense scrutiny, with Miranda, 23, accused by some of being a "gold digger".

However, both Endrick's representatives and Miranda herself have vehemently denied the claims.

"Guys, I'm getting divorced and I don't even know it," Miranda quipped in a social media comment, while responding to another critic with a sharp "Get out of here, jealous one" accompanied by money emojis.

Endrick's team, contacted by Qiem Magazine as per Leo Dias, issued a concise statement: "It's fake," putting an end to the frenzy that had gripped international football forums.

The union between Endrick and Gabriely Miranda has been a tale of young love under the spotlight, marked by key milestones that reflect their deep Christian faith and commitment. The couple first sparked romance rumours in early 2023, having reportedly been together for about a year before going public.

Their engagement was announced in September 2024, a moment that captured hearts as the then-18-year-old footballer proposed to the model, who was four years his senior. Despite the age gap and public eye, their relationship sparked buzz following the revelation of an unusual "dating contract" banning distractions like virtual girlfriends, ensuring focus on mutual respect and affection.

Shortly after, on 16 September 2024, they formalised their bond with a civil wedding, sharing intimate photos on Instagram with a biblical quote emphasising unity.

The religious ceremony followed nearly a year later on 18 July 2025, in a lavish yet intimate affair in Madrid, where guests donned black attire contrasting the couple's pristine white outfits.

After leaving Real Madrid to join Lyon in January 2026 on a temporary deal without a buy option, Endrick has hit the ground running, seeking regular minutes ahead of potential World Cup aspiration.

In Ligue 1, the Brazil international has featured in three matches, scoring three goals, including a hat-trick in a 5-2 thrashing of Metz, and providing one assist. His debut in the Coupe de France saw him net the winner against Lille, followed by a goal in a 2-0 victory over Laval on 4 February.

With Lyon climbing the table, Endrick's contributions have been pivotal, blending raw pace with clinical finishing in both central and wide roles.

The 19-year-old star returns to action this weekend, when Lyon travel to Stade de la Beaujoire to face Nantes in Ligue 1. A win could see Lyon move above Marseille, with both teams currently tied in third place on the summit.