Gabriely Miranda Opens Up on Jealousy, Pregnancy and Having Full Access to Endrick’s Instagram

Gabriely Miranda, the 23-year-old influencer and wife of Brazil international Endrick, has offered an unusually candid look into their marriage, touching on jealousy, social media access, personal relationship rules, and the realities of expecting her first child while living far from home.

Speaking on the Elas Que Jogam podcast, Gabriely addressed questions about how the couple manage trust given the constant public attention surrounding the 19-year-old striker. Rather than expressing concern about other women, she described a relationship built on mutual transparency — including shared access to social media accounts. As quoted by CNN Brazil, she said: “I’m zero jealous, I don’t even care. He had other girls, I don’t even care. But everything has a limit. I think there are women of all kinds out there, it depends on him much more, if he gives morals. I have his Instagram on my phone, but I don’t follow. No messages arrive for him, I think he takes some options so that this doesn’t happen.”

Gabriety also revealed a lighthearted but firm household rule that has become something of a running joke between the pair. “If you don’t say ‘I love you’, fight. You always have to say ‘I love you’. You can’t sleep, thank you… But there is no fight with Endrick,” she said, suggesting that despite the couple’s public profile, their daily life is considerably more low-key than many might expect.

The couple married in 2024 before relocating to Madrid following Endrick’s high-profile move to Real Madrid, where the Brazilian has been working to establish himself at club level. They later marked their union with an intimate ceremony in July 2025. The pair have previously attracted media attention for what have been described as unconventional relationship agreements, though Gabriely’s latest comments indicate a settled domestic arrangement.

Now six months pregnant, Gabriely reflected on the emotional weight of expecting her first child while based abroad, away from family and familiar surroundings. “I live very alone, outside, me and him. I didn’t even want to post that I was pregnant, but because of the World Cup, it’s impossible not to leak,” she said.

Her remarks connect directly to Endrick’s upcoming participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The tournament represents a landmark moment for the teenager, who has been identified as one of Brazil’s key attacking options as the five-time champions look to end a 24-year wait for the title. Endrick made his senior international debut for Brazil in 2023 and has continued to feature for the Seleção, with his role expected to grow significantly on football’s biggest stage.

For Gabriely, the arrival of their first child is set to coincide with what could prove to be the most consequential period of her husband’s career to date. Both milestones are unfolding simultaneously and largely in the public eye, a dynamic she acknowledged contributes to the pressure of the moment.