Mary Fowler ends speculation over Nathan Cleary split with surprise NRL appearance
It’s official. Mary Fowler has ended speculation over her romance with Panthers star Nathan Cleary, making a surprise appearance in the crowd at CommBank Stadium.
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Mary Fowler and Nathan Cleary have ended any speculation about their sporting romance after the injured Matildas star was spotted at CommBank Stadium to support her footy star partner.
Speculation had been rife that the pair were headed for splitsville after media reports surfaced last week that Fowler and Cleary had spent limited time together since she landed in Australia last week.
Those reports can be finally put to bed with Fowler seen at CommBank Stadium alongside Nathan’s mum Bec to support the Panthers. Nathan starred playing for Penrith during their 36-2 win against the Tigers as the Panthers enjoyed their seventh consecutive victory.
Fowler blended into the 16,000 strong crowd sporting a beanie as she was seen waiting to enter the Panthers dressing room after the match alongside other family and friends.
She also attended Penrith’s captain’s run on Friday.
Cleary has been somewhat mysteriously absent from Fowler’s Instagram posts in recent weeks. He has also not liked any of Fowler’s posts since June 6. However the pair were spotted on a date night in Penrith last week. They were seen tenpin bowling but still took some time out to mingle with an adoring fan.
They looked every bit the happy couple as they stood next to each other and were full of smiles as they posed for photos.
Cleary was back to his best on the field on Saturday night having been rested last week.
Fowler is on the comeback from injury after rupturing her ACL.
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