Liam Gallagher's grandson wears Liverpool kit with dad's number in family snap

Liam Gallagher's daughter Molly announced the birth of her son Rudy in October, and his granny Lisa Moorish has now shared a snap of the little boy wearing a Liverpool kit with the No. 47

Nat Phillips is a former Liverpool player(Image: Getty Images)

Lisa Moorish has delighted fans with a charming update, revealing her grandson received a Liverpool kit for Christmas, featuring his father's former number.

Former Liverpool center-back Nat Phillips, who currently plays for Championship team West Brom, made his relationship with Liam Gallagher's daughter public in 2022 when Molly Moorish posted a photo of the couple on Instagram.

The pair now have a son together, with Molly announcing the birth of their baby boy, Rudy, on October 11, alongside a picture of her footballer boyfriend cradling their newborn. The Instagram post was captioned: "A message to you, Rudy." Molly is the daughter of Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher and singer Lisa Moorish.

Liam, known for hits like Wonderwall, became a father for the first time in March 1998, after Lisa fell pregnant with Molly just two months into his marriage to Patsy Kensit.

In Lisa's most recent family update, she captioned a post: "This one's for you Dad. Mor Mor asked Santa to bring Rudy Bear a LFC kit for Christmas, and he delivered! And his dad's number when he was at LFC no.47.

"He has a few football shirts from all of us. May the best team win when he's old enough to choose one of them."

Earlier this year, Liam responded to the news of his daughter's pregnancy by sharing a clip of Clive Dunn's 1970 song Grandad on the social media site X. Following the post of the delighted grandmother cradling her grandson in his Liverpool kit, warm messages flooded in for the couple. One supporter commented: "So adorable! Merry Christmas you legend."

While another wrote: "There is only one choice. Rudy will know quickly! #YNWA."

Additional responses included: "The beautiful smile on your face says it all" and "Awww! Great choice Lisa, I'm sure your dad would be made up."

Molly didn't meet her father until she turned 20, but has previously revealed she has no "anger" about being raised without his involvement. Speaking to The Times in 2019, she said: "I don't have any anger. I'm 21 now. I'm actually thankful for how I was brought up with my mum and how my life's been."

She also maintains close relationships with her half-siblings Gene and Lennon Gallagher, as well as her cousin Anais Gallagher. The cousins were photographed together at a Burberry show during London Fashion Week in September 2024.

Phillips was instrumental in Liverpool's resurgence to clinch a Champions League place in 2021, stepping up during the Reds' defensive crisis. Molly's father remains a devoted Manchester City supporter, but it's clear the former Liverpool FC defender has been warmly embraced by the family.

Phillips joined the club's Academy in 2016 following a trial, and went on to make 29 appearances for the senior team. His debut came in January 2020 when he was recalled from a loan spell at VfB Stuttgart to participate in an FA Cup victory over Everton at Anfield, before heading back to Germany.

The defender proved crucial in the following season, stepping up to play 20 matches and aiding Jurgen Klopp's injury-stricken Liverpool to secure third place and Champions League qualification. Phillips eventually bid his final goodbye to the club when his permanent transfer to West Brom was confirmed in June 2025.