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Steven Gerrard’s daughter’s future dad-in-law freed from jail just months into sentence – leaving neighbours ‘terrified’

A source claimed Lilly Gerrard 'will never ever be free of it'

STEVEN Gerrard's daughter's future dad-in-law has been freed from jail just months into his sentence.

Neighbours are reportedly terrified after Kinahan cartel boss Liam Byrne, 44, was released early from prison in the UK.

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Steven Gerrard's daughter's future dad-in-law has been freed from jail just months into his sentenceCredit: Instagram
Lilly Gerrard announced she was pregnant on January 5, 2025Credit: Instagram / @lilly.gerrardd
Byrne was sentenced to five years at Belmarsh Prison in LondonCredit: NCA Handout

His son Lee Byrne is engaged to Steven Gerrard's daughter Lilly, who announced her pregnancy on January 5, earlier this month.

She posted a snap of a pregnancy journal, alongside two positive tests, two scan pictures and a pair of booties.

Lilly, 20, captioned the post: "Our little secret, the best news, mini us is on the way."

The Sun first revealed that Lily was dating Lee, the father of her baby, in 2022.

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Lee and Lilly's families have reportedly grown close, since the pair were first spotted on holiday in Ibiza.

But fear has been sparked by Lily's future dad-in-law's early release.

Byrne has been tagged under house arrest despite being sentenced to five years at Belmarsh Prison in London.

He was locked up after being charged by the National Crime Agency in the  with firearms offences.

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Byrne was freed under what is known as the Home Detention Curfew Scheme which means he has a curfew and electronic tag.

Under strict rules, the gangster must provide a registered address and remain at that address until he is no longer on licence.

The 44-year-old was originally expecting to welcome his release at the end of 2025 but was let out early.

But while Lee may be excited to reunite with his dad, locals in the area claimed they're "terrified".

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