New AFL WAG Emma Field beams during low-key Melbourne coffee run – shortly after Lachie Neale went public with their relationship by packing on the PDA at the MCG
AFL WAG Emma Field was pictured beaming during a low-key coffee run and walk along Melbourne's Tan track over the weekend, a day after Brisbane Lions star Lachie Neale confirmed their romance with a public kiss at the MCG. The moment ends weeks of speculation about the pair, whose relationship follows Neale's split from his wife, Jules Neale, and comes amid reports he had contacted other women on social media.
Field, 29, a Gold Coast-based advertising professional with strong Melbourne ties, wore a brown leather-look jacket and leggings as she strolled with a friend on Saturday. She and Neale, 33, were first seen together at Brisbane Airport earlier this month, and he later kissed her publicly following the Lions' win over Collingwood on Friday. Field, from Wangaratta, previously ran a mobile beauty business with her sister and has built a sizeable Instagram following, reportedly attracting interest from Married At First Sight casting producers in the past.
- Emma Field seen smiling on Melbourne coffee walk after Neale romance confirmed
- Lachie Neale publicly kissed Field at the MCG on Friday
- Relationship follows Neale's split from wife Jules; pair first seen together this month
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Emma Field is a 29-year-old advertising professional based on the Gold Coast, with strong ties to Melbourne, who has recently been linked to AFL player Lachie Neale. Neale, 33, plays for the Brisbane Lions and was previously married to Jules Neale; their split has been followed by reports that he had been messaging other women online. Field and Neale were first seen together publicly at Brisbane Airport earlier this month, fuelling speculation about a new relationship.
Field is originally from Wangaratta in regional Victoria and previously ran a mobile beauty business with her sister. She has also built up a large following on Instagram, which has reportedly drawn interest from producers of the reality show Married At First Sight in the past. In Australian sporting culture, the term "WAG" (wives and girlfriends) is commonly used by media to describe partners of high-profile athletes, and their lives often attract public and tabloid attention alongside the sport itself.