"He kept it hidden throughout the World Cup" Mbappé, late-night rendezvous with 'blonde beauty' girlfriend... Carrying three dresses outside the fitting room, showing off the face of a 'real boyfriend'

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'Football star' Kylian Mbappé (28, Real Madrid) publicly revealed his daily dating life with 'lover' Esther Exposito (26) for the first time.

Spain's 'Marca' reported on the 7th (Korea time) that "Mbappé and Exposito are no longer hiding their romantic relationship since the World Cup ended." According to the media, the two concealed their romance during the tournament to focus on their goal of winning the title. However, now that the competition has concluded, they have been seen holding hands across Europe, openly displaying their relationship to the public.

Recently, Mbappé posted a photo of Exposito on his Instagram for the first time. Along with summer vacation photos, he wrote, "She's blonde, right?" The post also captured the two enjoying a movie under the starry sky.

The media stated, "Above all, what captivated fans was a photo of Mbappé holding three dresses folded over his arm," adding, "It shows an ordinary boyfriend quietly waiting outside while his girlfriend changes clothes in the fitting room."

Continuing, it said, "Anyone who has waited outside a fitting room can relate to this scene," and added, "No matter how famous a star is, the duties of being a boyfriend remain unchanged."

As such, this couple, who had previously been extremely reluctant to expose their private lives, has recently adopted an open attitude. The media predicted that "as Exposito rises as a representative 'WAGs (wives and girlfriends of players)' for the Real Madrid squad, her presence will be seen much more frequently in stadium stands soon."

Meanwhile, Mbappé displayed overwhelming skill at the recently concluded 2026 CONCACAF World Cup. He appeared in eight matches during the tournament, scoring an impressive 10 goals to claim the Golden Boot (top scorer). Scoring double-digit goals in a single World Cup has not been achieved since Gerd Müller in 1970 — a span of 56 years. Although France finished fourth in the tournament, Mbappé perfectly fulfilled his role as the ace, including netting multiple goals in the third-place play-off against England.

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