We’re going for a third… maybe a fourth
The Lisbon-born footballer, who captained his team to victory in the FA Cup last month and was handed the trophy by the Prince of Wales, gave his dogs quintessentially British names. John, a French bulldog, is named after his City teammate John Stones. His cockapoo is named for King Charles. “We called him Charles because we got him from Wales, and at the time, it was Prince Charles from Wales,” Bernardo tells HELLO! in this exclusive interview after he and his wife, Inês, 27, and their toddler Carlota, two, pose for our photoshoot. “We just thought that it was also a great name for him.” The dogs, who are “a big presence in the house”, have adjusted well to Carlota’s arrival. “She loves them. It’s difficult to imagine the family without them,” he says. Bernardo’s other British takeaway is an admiration for the way we drink. It is not a matter of quantity, he says, but timing. “In Lisbon, you start drinking at 7pm, then you go for dinner and the night ends at 7am, …
