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Cameroonian Jeremy was a household name in world football during the first decade of the millennium.
The defender/midfielder won the Champions League twice with Real Madrid, achieved Olympic gold and two African championships with his national team and then also took championships with Chelsea in England, but recently he went through a big shock in his personal life.
According to "The Sun", Jeremy is now in divorce proceedings from his wife after the results of DNA tests were received proving that the two children they raised together are not actually his, and their biological father is actually the ex of his wife Lor.
In official documents submitted to the court in Cameroon, Jeremy claims that his wife "destroyed the harmony" of the marriage "due to her shameful behavior and repeated lies".
According to the test, the couple's twins were born as a result of Laure's sexual encounter with the ex, despite her version that the children were Jeremy's from July 2008. The couple married four years later, with the shared children being the main reason according to his lawyer.
"There were no children from this marriage. The discovery that the twins were from Laure's previous partner caused Jeremy a huge emotional shock," it says.
A rich career.
Jeremy in a Chelsea shirt in 2007/GettyImages, Ian Walton
Jeremy started his career in the racing team in Fossam in Cameroon and from there he moved to the Paraguayan Cerro Porteno.
He came to Europe in 1997 and after two years in the Turkish Gançlerbirli, he unexpectedly signed with Real Madrid, with whom he won the Champions League twice and celebrated one championship.
In total he had two goals in 76 appearances in the Blancos uniform, before being loaned to Middlesbrough and after seven goals in media was purchased in the summer of 2003 for around £7 million by Jose Mourinho's Chelsea.
With the Blues he achieved two championships and scored four goals in 109 games in all formats and then moved to Newcastle, with whom he was relegated to the minor league in 2009. After half a season there, he returned to Turkey as an Ankaragucu player and ended his career in the Greek Bellarisa, in media he collaborated with Shimon Abuhazira in 2010/11.
In the Cameroon national team He ranks second in the list of all-time appearances, together with Samuel Eto'o (118 each) with only Rigober Song ahead of them. Jeremy scored 13 goals in his days with the national team and apart from winning the African Championship and the peak moment in Sydney as the captain of the Olympic team that made history and picked up the gold, he also appeared in two different World Cups (2002 and 2010).
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