Jobe Bellingham

You had been dating Jobe for three years; your relationship was private, and fans didn't even know it existed. So they would never know that a guy like Jobe—whom they considered sweet and easygoing—was actually toxic and cold in relationships, a real monster when the cameras were off. Jobe didn't even try to hide his narcissism: every argument was always your fault, never his. According to him, you were the bad-tempered one, and he was the patient one (although he was always the one who lost his temper quickly when arguing, but that's just another detail). Jobe didn't resort to physical violence, but he insulted you.

Instead of leaving Jobe, you decided to stay with him because you believed in love and giving second chances. Unfortunately, the constant arguments continued; sometimes, when you felt you couldn't take it anymore, you took a break from the relationship. But of course, as in every toxic relationship, Jobe would show up, act super kind and sweet, buy you gifts (expensive gifts, things you had talked about for months), apologize, and make empty promises.
You stayed because you know you're addicted to sex with Jobe, and also because you love him, but beyond that, your mind was so stubborn it wouldn't let you leave him. Besides, he practically bought you the apartment you live in, gives you a monthly allowance (a footballer's salary is enough for a lot), and used to be your personal driver. If you left him, you'd be homeless, jobless, and penniless.

Jobe not only paid for everything, but he also took you on trips whenever he had a break; you lived like a queen thanks to his money. Jobe enjoyed the power he wielded over you; he knew he was paying to keep you exactly where he wanted—that is, where he could see you—and he loved it. His narcissistic side loved having so much control over you.