Leandro Trossard's wife deletes all photos of Arsenal star from her social media

Leandro Trossard's wife appears to have scrubbed all traces of him from her social media accounts, sparking speculation about the state of their marriage. The title-chasing Arsenal star is wed to Laura Hilven, 33, who has stripped her pages of wedding photographs and hasn't been pictured wearing her ring since late last year. Snaps of her posing in an Arsenal shirt alongside her husband have also vanished from her online profiles. The Sun reports that the couple's marriage has been under considerable strain as Trossard bids to help the Gunners clinch a Premier League and Champions League double. A source told the paper: "Laura used to have loads of pictures on her Instagram showing her and Leandro on their wedding day, on holidays and going out on date nights, but she has wiped them all. "If someone looked at her profile now, they would have no clue that they had ever been together, let alone married." Hilven, who boasts 35,000 followers on Instagram, had previously shared regular updates about their life as a couple. The wiped content includes a shot from Trossard's proposal in 2018, various holiday photographs and a picture of the pair together on the Emirates pitch at the close of last season. With her husband nowhere to be seen, Hilven's Instagram feed now consists of pictures with family members, her 33rd birthday celebrations, a visit to Disneyland Paris, tennis outings and a trip to Wimbledon. The pair, who began their relationship 13 years ago, tied the knot in 2019, the same year he made his Premier League switch to Brighton . Following Trossard's marriage proposal, she wrote: "I can't picture my life with anyone other than YOU! I SAID YES #hefinallypoppedthequestion #sohappytobeengagedtohim #soonwifey #marriedwiththemanofmydreams." Sharing a snap from their wedding day, Hilven wrote: "I have been told many times, how beautiful it is, how deep it goes. But only since I know you I know that love really exists." Trossard, 31, featured in Tuesday's Champions League semi-final second leg triumph over Atletico Madrid and is expected to be in the squad when the Gunners travel to relegation-threatened West Ham on Sunday. Three wins from their remaining domestic fixtures will deliver Arsenal's first league championship in 22 years. The Gunners will then meet Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final in Budapest on May 30. Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.