Leandro Trossard’s Marriage Reportedly Under Strain as Wife Laura Hilven Removes All Photos and Wedding Ring

Belgian winger Leandro Trossard is reportedly dealing with significant personal turmoil away from football, as signs emerge that his marriage to wife Laura Hilven may be in serious difficulty. The development comes during one of Trossard’s most productive seasons at Arsenal, with the club pushing for a Premier League and Champions League double.

According to reports from the Daily Mail, Laura Hilven, 33, has removed all photographs featuring her husband from her Instagram account. The deleted content reportedly included wedding pictures, holiday images, and photos taken at the Emirates Stadium. The deletions appear comprehensive, leaving no visible record of their relationship on her profile.

A source cited by The Sun described the extent of the social media purge: “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.”

Further adding to speculation, Laura was pictured in a mirror selfie posted in March without a wedding ring. The last time she was visibly wearing the ring in a post was December 2025, according to reports.

Trossard, 31, and Laura have been together for nearly 13 years. The couple married in June 2019 and are parents to two children, born in April 2017 and January 2023 respectively. Neither Trossard nor Laura has publicly addressed the reported situation.

On the pitch, Trossard has been one of Arsenal’s more reliable contributors this season. He joined the Gunners from Brighton in January 2023 in a deal worth £27 million and has since recorded 26 goals in 121 appearances for the club. Both Trossard and Laura are Belgian nationals.

The reported personal difficulties arrive at a critical juncture in Arsenal’s season. Trossard was expected to feature for the Gunners in their fixture against West Ham on 10 May 2026 as Mikel Arteta’s side seek to secure Premier League glory. Arsenal’s pursuit of a domestic and European double has kept Trossard in regular contention for a starting role or impact substitute appearance throughout the campaign.

As of the time of publication, the matter remains unconfirmed by either party, and no official statements have been issued.