Fans were shocked when football player Gabby Howell recently shared a photo of herself in a barely clad swimsuit. Howell frequently captivates admirers with her Instagram postings and has close to 300,000 followers.
She humorously labelled the most recent image: “No it’s not pancake day, it’s just my chest.”
Gabby Howell has already astounded followers with her postings. Howell once wore a leather outfit when going out to dinner. She wrote the following in the photographs’ captions:
“Cannot thank @coutureaesthetics _ even more than I already do. I went to her saying I wanted to dissolve my lips and do a more natural lip than before, and she’s done the job. never be scared to restart girls, it’s not painful or scary, get the look you want.”
Gabby Howell hits out at trolls on Instagram
Gabby Howell is a centre midfielder for Sutton United at the moment. She works hard on the pitch, and despite Sutton having just 4,000 Instagram followers, she is more well-known than her club.
While Gabby Howell’s Instagram photos amuse her followers, not everyone responds to them favourably. In reality, she frequently receives offensive remarks from supporters.
Howell never deletes any comments, despite occasionally receiving critical comments. When she decided to leave them on, she was once questioned. Howell clarified, as reported by The Sports Grail:
“I don’t like to delete the harsh remarks from my profiles. Young ladies believe they want to be influencers but fail to recognise the drawbacks. I enjoy educating others. You won’t be liked by everyone. When I see these comments, I tell myself that again.”
A female football player who has been participating in the sport since she was a little child has retaliated against harsh trolls who claim she has no knowledge of the sport. Football has been Gabriella (Gabby) Howell’s sport since she was approximately eight years old. She is from Bromley in south-east London.
Gabby had told The Mirror:
“I had three older brothers who all played football and I used to go to their training sessions all the time.”
When a coach from a girls’ team approached her, she was watching her boys play in a school game alongside her mother.
“He pointed to me and said, ‘she’s got three older brothers, can she play? We haven’t got enough players’,” Gabby recalled.
Gabby Howell gladly joined in to play even though the other girls on the squad were quite a few years older than she was, and she never looked back. Spurs supporter Gabby played with Palace up to the age of 16, when she transferred to Carshalton. She moved to Sutton United FC after Carshalton ceased operations and has been playing on the first team ever since.