Jose Mourinho’s stunning daughter Matilde joins no bra club as fans hail her as ‘incredible’ S-News

JOSE MOURINHO’S daughter Matilde joined no bra club and left fans stunned.

The 27-year-old took to Instagram to post a snap of her in a green outfit.

Jose Mourinho’s joined no bra clubCredit: Instagram / @matildefmf

Matilde stunned in a braless topCredit: Instagram / @matildefmf

She has been hailed as “beautiful”Credit: Instagram / @matildefmf

Matilde runs a jewellery businessCredit: Instagram / @matildefmf

Matilde donned the braless top and white trousers to go with accessories like sunglasses, earnings and a black handbag.

Fans loved the look and many were left in awe.

One said: “You’re incredible.”

Another added: “Very beautiful.”

Mourinho himself commented with a love heart emoji.

Matilde is no stranger to wowing followers, previously stunning on a yacht with her father.

She runs a business called Matilde Jewellery, which she launched in 2020.

It soon scooped the Emerging Brand of the Year accolade at the Professional Jeweller Awards for its use of sustainable materials.

One of her products was also worn by Stormzy in the music video Mel Made Me Do It, which dad made a shock appearance in.

Mourinho had a hand in her passion for jewellery began as her love for it began when she was gifted a gold bracelet for her 18th 𝐛𝐢𝐫𝐭𝐡day by her parents.

The ex-Chelsea, Manchester United and Tottenham boss also has a son named Jose Jnr.

He was previously on the books of Fulham as a goalkeeper.

Jose Jnr is an inspiring coach and was seen on the United dugout in 2018, picking up his father’s knowledge.

Mourinho once revealed: “In a period of a few bad results one day, he comes up with some analysis on my team — obviously suffering because Dad wasn’t doing well.

“We had lost to Watford and Manchester City, I think, and he came with the stats of the team. I showed them to my assistants and I told them, ‘Be careful as one day this boy will take one of your places’.

“But in fact I compare him with me at his age, where I would try to do the same sort of things for my dad — of course with different technology methods, but analysis from a kid aged 16 then.”