
Kieran Trippier was born to his parents Eleanor Lomax and Chris Trippier. English footballer Kieran and his family heritage come from Bury.
Kieran Trippier, with his siblings Chris, Curtis, and Kevin, was raised in Summerseat in Ramsbottom, Greater Manchester. His dad Chris was a bricklayer, while his mother Eleanor used to work as a cashier.
Until 2002, Kieran went to Holcombe Brook Primary School. Later he graduated from Woodhey High School in 2007, where he won the Bury Cup twice and Greater Manchester Trophy once by playing in the school football team.
The Trippier family is a vast Machester United fan. However, at the age of nine, he decided to join Manchester City's academy as he was well-known to people there.
Kieran Trippier Was Born To Parents Eleanor And Chris
The England national team player was born on November 11, 1990, to his mother Eleanor Lomax, and Chris Trippier in Bury, Greater Manchester.
His father Chris used to do many jobs in order to feed his family of five. He was a cultivation manager and also a bricklayer.
Eleanor Lomax, Trippier's mother was a cashier at the estate's Costcutter. She is a very supportive mother who often visits the matches of her son to cheer him up.
Even though it was hard for Kieran's parents to raise four sons, they never hesitated to raise their kids with a quality life and provide good support as parents.
The couple always encouraged their boys and provided them with everything they needed. Even though their kids are grown young men, they still help their kids with the financial expenses of the family when needed.
Trippier's parents always appear proud and confident while giving interviews on their youngest son Kieran Trippier.
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