Crystal Palace and England international midfielder Eberechi Eze has officially tied the knot with his longtime partner, Izuthe Mulatto, in a vibrant traditional Nigerian wedding ceremony held in London.
The 26-year-old Premier League star, who proudly embraces his Igbo heritage, donned the iconic Isiagu attire — a richly embroidered traditional outfit — as he and Izuthe celebrated their union in a lavish event at The Manor in Bickley, Bromley.
A Celebration of Love and Culture
Eze, born in Greenwich, Greater London to Nigerian parents from Mbaise, Imo State, seamlessly blended his British upbringing with his African roots in a ceremony filled with colourful displays of Igbo culture, music, and fashion.
Before their traditional nuptials, Eze and Mulatto legally wed in the United Kingdom on May 27, 2022. The couple, whose love story began during their school days, made their relationship public in 2019 and have remained inseparable ever since.
From School Sweethearts to Husband and Wife
Their journey from teenage sweethearts to husband and wife has captivated fans and followers alike, with the wedding serving as a beautiful reminder of the importance of cultural heritage and enduring love.
Images and videos from the ceremony, now circulating on social media, show the couple radiating joy as they took part in various Igbo wedding customs, surrounded by family, friends, and well-wishers.
About Eberechi Eze
Born on June 29, 1998, Eberechi Eze has made a name for himself both at Crystal Palace and on the international stage, representing England with distinction. Off the pitch, Eze remains deeply connected to his Nigerian roots, often celebrating his culture through family events and public appearances.
