Steven Gerrard's daughter Lilly, 20, pregnant with first child as ...

Steven Gerrard’s 20-year-old daughter Lilly has announced that she’s pregnant with her first child.

The influencer announced in a post on Instagram on Sunday that she is expecting a baby with her boyfriend, Lee Byrne.

She shared a photo of her positive pregnancy test, a pregnancy journal, two baby scans, and a pair of white booties on social media.

“Our little secret. The best news, mini us is on the way,” Gerrard’s eldest daughter wrote, tagging Byrne in the caption.

She teased the gender of her baby by sharing both blue and pink heart emojis.

The model also posted a black and white snap of matching “Mama” and Papa” mugs on her Instagram Story with laughing face emojis.

The Liverpool and England star, 44, was quick to congratulate her, commenting: “We can't wait. Great news and congratulations, we love you."

His wife, Alex Gerrard, added: “Can’t wait.”

The couple have four children - daughters Lilly, Lexie, 18, Lourdes, 13, and a son named Lio, eight.

Byrne got to know Gerrard’s eldest child after he moved into an exclusive gated community in Merseyside, according to The Sun On Sunday.

They were first linked when they went on a trip to Ibiza together and shared kissing photos on Instagram.

The Gerrard and Byrne families have reportedly grown close since the young couple began dating, with Byrne describing Gerrard’s wife as his second mother.

Gerrard and his wife are currently based in Bahrain while the football legend manages the Saudi Arabian club, Al Ettifaq, in the Saudi Pro League.

They are believed to be living in a luxury six-bedroom villa that costs around £10,000 a month close to members of Bahrain’s royal family.

The property reportedly comes with its own pool, tennis court, and games room and is in a gated compound.

Gerrard brought a slew of big name players to Al Ettifaq, including including ex-Reds skipper Jordan Henderson, Liverpool alum Georginio Wijnaldum, and ex-Everton star Demarai Gray.

His club finished in sixth place in his first campaign.

He was given a new two-year contract in January 2024, which extends his stay until 2027.