Ousmane Dembele's wife wipes her Instagram page days after Club World Cup final defeat

Just days after Paris Saint‑Germain were humbled 3‑0 by Chelsea in the Club World Cup final at MetLife Stadium on July 13, Rima Edbouche, the beautiful wife of Ousmane Dembélé, appears to have wiped her Instagram profile clean.

The mother of one has seemingly removed her bio and photos from her verified Instagram page with more than 182,000 followers.

She has also restricted her TikTok account to private.

Before the social cleanse, Rima's page had featured glimpses of her family's life and her fashion brand, Razalae.

The drastic social media activity comes in the immediate aftermath of PSG’s dramatic defeat, following their semi‑final demolition of Real Madrid on July 9.

Fans had watched Rima closely during PSG’s campaign, attending matches and supporting the Les Blues star.

 Dembélé, currently viewed as a front-runner for the Ballon d’Or after his stellar season, has enjoyed the support of Rima by his side.

Regardless of the loss, pundits continue to see Dembélé as France Football’s top contender for the Golden Ball, but for Rima the switch to silence on social platforms has raised eyebrows.

Though seldom in the headlines, Rima Edbouche is more than a WAG.

Dembele’s lowkey wife is a social media personality and fashion influencer of Moroccan‑Italian descent. 

Born in Castelfranco Veneto, Italy, to Moroccan parents and raised partly in France, Edbouche amassed a considerable following on TikTok and Instagram, with content tailored for a modest Muslim audience.

Dembele’s wife rarely reveals her face in her posts, since marrying the footballer in a private Moroccan‑style ceremony on 24 December 2021.

The wedding was said to be a union that famously surprised the football world, as not even teammates at Barcelona knew of the relationship until post‑wedding images emerged.

 The couple welcomed a daughter in September 2022, though the baby’s name remains undisclosed.

Rima also founded the modest fashion brand Razalae, promoting sustainable and Islamic‑friendly attire.