Andy Carroll and Lou Teasdale kiss and make up in £38k posh Glasto camp as they snog and hold hands after Greece bust-up
FORMER England striker Andy Carroll and girlfriend Lou Teasdale have kissed and made up - after cops were called during an explosive holiday bust up.
The ex-Premier League footballer, 36, and makeup artist, 42, held hands and cuddled as they hung out with pals at the Park VIP backstage area at Glastonbury Festival.
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An onlooker said: 'Andy and Lou were in their element as they soaked up the sun on Worthy Farm.
'Lou sipped on a can of Diet Coke as she and Andy laughed and chatted to pals.
'They had clearly put their fiery rows behind them as they couldn't stop holding hands and taking selfies.
'And it seemed that the pair couldn't resist a bargain as they had a look in the Oxfam charity shop.'
Lou shared on Instagram that she had checked into the luxury Pop-Up Hotel at the festival - where the top package costs £38,000.
The exclusive retreat boasts a pool, cocktail bar and spa.
It comes after The Sun on Sunday revealed last week that Carroll was twice quizzed by police over rows with Lou during a holiday to the Greek party island of Mykonos.
He was questioned about the bust-ups with Lou at a packed beachside restaurant and then at their hotel.
Carroll - once the most expensive British prem star - was taken to the police station after the second incident.
The dad of five began dating Lou last year after his split Towie star wife Billi Mucklow.
Andy Carroll quizzed by cops twice after bust-ups with girlfriend at packed restaurant and hotel during Greek holiday
Andy was reportedly planning to propose to Lou despite still being married to Billi, 36, although friends say their relationship is doomed.
The millionaire striker and wife confirmed their split last September.
Weeks later, he and Lou revealed their romance. They moved to France after he joined fourth-tier club Bordeaux.
Earlier this month Carroll announced he was quitting the club to be closer to his children.
He has three children with Billi and two from a previous relationship.
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Andy Carroll and Lou Teasdale's 'holiday romance'
AS pals of the pair suspect they will struggle with their love back on home turf, here are some of the pair's sun-soaked getaways
In October 2024, the pair were spotted kissing for the first time in a beach club in Mallorca
In January 2025, they enjoyed a snowy getaway in Megève, Mont Blanc
In April 2025, The pair shared a loved up kiss in a pool in France, where they re-located when Andy signed for French side Bordeaux
In April 2025, they put on a loved-up display on holiday in Magaluf
The Sun's exclusive pictures in May 2025 saw the pair walking hand-in-hand in Ibiza
In June 2025, they jetted on holiday to Greece - yet the trip was marred when Andy was quizzed twice by Police
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