Annie Kilner bought her four sons to watch their dad Kyle Walker at the final Manchester City home game of the season on Sunday.
Kyle's childhood sweet Annie, 31, dressed for the weather in a white vest and sunglasses as she arrived at Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
Annie was seen pushing a pram with her and Kyle's newborn inside, while their older sons followed alongside.
If Manchester City win on Sunday, they will become the first team in English top-flight history to win four successive league titles.
Ahead of the match starting, Kyle walked out of the tunnel with his four sons, cradling his baby boy.
Annie came out to support husband Kyle, 33, who she shares sons Roman, 11, Riaan, seven, and Reign, five, and their newborn with, for the key match.
Man City's Sunday match against West Ham got off to a good start as Phil Foden scored within just over a minute of it starting, before scoring another just 17 minutes later.
It has been reported that Kyle is said to be considering ditching Manchester City and the Premier League in favour of a move to Saudi Arabia at the end of the season, according to The Sun.
The City star was in talks with Bayern Munich over a potential exit last year before signing a new contract extension that keeps him at the reigning Premier League and European champions until 2026.
But Kyle is understood to be 'very happy' at City as they continue their quest for a record-breaking fourth consecutive Premier League title.
His wife, Annie, is also reportedly in favour of departing England in search of a fresh start overseas.
It comes after MailOnline revealed that Annie and Kyle are 'working through their difference' as they attempt to reach a point of reconciliation after the birth of their newborn last month.
The pair attended a party at Wayne and Coleen's mansion in Cheshire over the early May Bank Holiday and it was revealed that they are trying to do 'normal family stuff' in a hope of repairing their relationship.
The source told MailOnline: 'Annie and Kyle are working through their differences as they navigate life with a newborn. They enjoyed the day with other footballers and their families plus a crowd of other famous faces.
'The pair are, understandably, not back how they were, but connecting with friends and being together doing normal family stuff is helping towards their reconciliation.'
