Kate Greville

Ms Greville, 36, made the revelation while being cross-examined by the former Manchester United star's barrister Chris Daw QC at Manchester Crown Court this ...

She was asked if she had looked up the term coercive control and said: 'I'm really into psychology when Ryan was making me feel like I was going crazy, paranoid, I googled how I was feeling. Today she told jurors how the former football star preyed on her 'vulnerability' and damaged relations with her friends and family. The thing that came up was 'narcissistic personality disorder' and what I was experiencing was exactly the same as that. She said: 'He made me feel like I had to do what he said otherwise there were consequences.' Ms Greville said: 'Yes.' However the PR executive said she was not after compensation from the former Wales midfielder. The court heard how the ex-Wales winger said in the messages, sent to ex-girlfriend Ms Greville: 'I am am so f****** mad right now I'm scaring myself because I could do anything,' before adding: 'I actually hate you for what you've done to me. He had a negative impact on relations with my family. - Giggs is in on trial accused of controlling and coercive behaviour against his ex-girlfriend between August 2017 and November 2020. You don't deserve to be a parent.' Now I look like a t*** telling my three of my friends I am going to Scotland at the weekend. I am so f****** mad right now and I am scaring myself because I could do anything.' 'Because it was such a long drive, it sounded like he didn't want to take me.

Kate Greville broke down in tears after being accused by Ryan Giggs' barrister of telling 'a complete pack of lies' in court. Greville, the ex-girlfriend of ...

There was way more to it than that.” “He was speaking to me but it wasn’t the same,” the witness said. She was cross-examined by Daw on Wednesday and was accused by the barrister of ‘telling a complete pack of lies’ about text messages exchanged between the pair. Daw then referred to texts sent by Giggs to Greville, which read: “Landed baby, I miss you already… Greville, the ex-girlfriend of former Manchester United player Giggs, was cross-examined by Chris Daw QC on Wednesday. When asked about her messages, the witness said she said she was “not true to herself” and “didn’t want to accept the reality of the relationship”.

Kate Greville, 36, told jurors at Manchester Crown Court that when her former partner told her to do something, 'she would do it'. Ryan Giggs arrives at ...

My sex bruise is coming along nicely too!!” Mr Daw said: “The truth of it is you did from time to time get bruises from sex,” to which Ms Greville responded: “Not that I recall.” He was not constantly awful, not constantly horrible. Jurors heard that Ms Greville said a friend in Dubai noticed the bruise and she said it was caused by “rough sex”. Mr Daw said: “It’s your position, is it not, that in effect he almost manipulated you into entering a relationship in the first place – a degree of mind games?” Ms Greville said: “I was in a vulnerable position and he played on it.” She said: “Yes, on the whole he was, but on the other side it was like two extremes.

Kate Greville says former Manchester United footballer was regularly aggressive and exerted control over her social life.

Greville asked what the item was, so Giggs said it was a paddle. I didn’t know who the real person was.” There wasn’t regular violence but there were times in our relationship when he was violent.” Greville said she claimed it was a “sex bruise” because she was “embarrassed” and “ashamed” about the altercation and “didn’t want it to be the reality of what the relationship was”. When Ryan said do something, I would do it. “He was aggressive regularly,” she told the jury.