During a live stream on Twitch, D. Alli called R. Mahrez, who made a comment that could potentially upset Taylor Ward, his wife.

D. Alli, 30, had recently been chatting with several footballer friends on his new Twitch channel when he called R. Mahrez. It appeared that R. Mahrez didn't realize he was being broadcast live to thousands of viewers.

D. Alli said: "I'm live streaming from London. I just called someone. They can hear you, mate. They're listening on the stream." At first, R. Mahrez seemed not to hear him clearly after picking up the call.

Then R. Mahrez spoke candidly: "Mate, I'm in Dubai, you know. Honestly, there are so many beautiful women here."

Upon hearing R. Mahrez's comment, D. Alli quickly pushed his chair away from the microphone and stepped out of frame for a moment. When he returned to the live stream, his expression and eyes appeared somewhat uncomfortable.

In 2023, R. Mahrez married English model and influencer Taylor Ward, and they have two children together. R. Mahrez also has two children with his ex-wife, English model Rita Johal.

R. Mahrez has been living in Saudi Arabia with Ward since he moved to Al-Ahli three years ago. His inappropriate comment during D. Alli's live stream could embarrass his wife, who has nearly 3 million followers on social media and is also the co-founder of jewelry brand Astalia.

Ward and R. Mahrez's relationship is well-known. The couple appeared in Amazon's series "Married to the Game," which gave viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of footballers and their wives or girlfriends.

Ward has spoken about her life in interviews, including the moment when R. Mahrez told her in a viral video that he would be leaving Manchester City to play in Saudi Arabia.

Ward said she felt "extremely overwhelmed" when R. Mahrez suddenly told her they would have to leave Manchester and move to Jeddah temporarily. At the time, she worried she would have to "stay at home alone" while R. Mahrez told her, "This is how the business works, you know?"

In 2025, Ward admitted in an interview with the Daily Mail that R. Mahrez's response at that time "still stuck with me." However, she also said the Algerian footballer is "very straightforward" and "always gets to the point."

"That whole week was like a rollercoaster, with lots of emotional ups and downs," she said. "It was completely shocking, and I didn't know much beforehand. The day before, we were planning for Riyad (R. Mahrez) to return to Manchester City for preseason training. The next day, we moved to Saudi Arabia, and I started dealing with the whole move."

"I felt like everything happened too fast. The impact was too much because I never expected it. Riyad's reaction at the time was just his style. He's the type of person who speaks plainly and gets to the point. Basically, it was like, 'This is how it is, and you need to accept it now.'"

"And I'm much more emotionally sensitive. That's why we work well together, because in situations like that, I'd be a bit confused, while he stays calm and looks ahead. One day I was sitting on the beach, and he called to tell me, 'We're moving now. I'm leaving tomorrow. That's it.'"

"Then he handed the phone to a woman from the club, and I started crying immediately. The only thing I could think was, 'I can't believe this is happening.' Everything happened so fast. You don't even have time to say goodbye to everyone. One second he's at preseason training, the next second he's saying goodbye."

Last season, R. Mahrez scored 8 goals and provided 14 assists in 44 appearances for Al-Ahli. The Algerian footballer, who was once considered one of the greatest African players of all time, became a free agent this summer.

Meanwhile, D. Alli has not yet found a new club and appears to be focusing on increasing his media presence, though he has stated he still hopes to return to professional football.

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